Ghost of the sky, Our shadowy stalker, Pale and weary From your lonely wander, Heaven-high tethered, Stoic and listless, Illuminate the sleepy and the sleepless.
I am a mountain, Yearning to soar with birds of flight, But I am twined with the earth, Whilst animals ***** empires upon my back. As a volcano lies dormant, I, too, murmur gently, Solemnly observing My frustrated and polluted vigil.
The flesh is betrayed By a phantom paranoia, Taking waking hours far more than those Rested beneath the ribcage of our gable.
Our vigil is held where infant temples Are buried by frightened hands That blinds child From captive poltergeist
Lord, please, herd wandering mind, Heavenly vision coax my attention and convince me, That in my faith and spirit there is indeed a presence; And that in our union we see not an apparition
Brown paper attire Wraps around my elixir as I retire From life’s determined saunter Into the arms of good company
Our toothy grins stained by have-one-mores’ Don’t go yet, they implore You’re not working tomorrow anyway
Who needs a glass when you have no class, Only memories and contemplations Shared straight from the mouth of the bottle Into the hearts of good company
Spectral clouds scatter ghosts of patterns, As an ink droplet into a puddle of stillness maddening, Diffusing through its infant pond, Reaching outward like her iris dilating,