take rain from sky take the way tall men straighten your stance take the students of dance see the little ballerina stretch her toes see her mother warm with the floodlight
take your plea to the judiciary take your eye to the statue of David smear on the dust of Somalia rub raw the frost of Croatia refresh your aim in the heights of Angola but do not stop only at this
breathe every impediment trust every promise of clemency stumble if you will fall under cease-fire take it all
take the watchmaker bent over time with fine tools clasp each second
take the sculptor who chisels and scalpels for the grandiose
later in your armchair fold creases in your newspaper with care
be with every nourishment be with the cloth of your nakedness make sail for your harbour of origin
remember the milk of your mothe?r warm or cold or sweet if it is so appease hunger with the ambidextrous mouth of a soldier fed with death in his jungle
be the bystander, be the bi-partisan, the *******, the timeless, the dancer be it all
breathe each increment do it now measure the infinite the possible
I stand a moment and gaze at my cloud of thoughts What comes to mind is limitless;it is all sorts The third hand seems dishonest. For to love is a risk that one must be modest
Concealed in my heart I hide the truth of my being I am not proud; but I am not satisfied to be fleeing A cynical cycle, which appears with a paradox ending One should knot their laces now than later for pending
How can I ever be such a mockery that I hesitate, but rather be called a fool I hate to feel abnormal with friends ,when I act like a tool I cannot release this barrier that will restrict my trust The matter has developed as an infant where bullying was a must
I forgot what it’s like to be up in the clouds, to breach the haze and see how the sky makes the Sun feel at home. I forgot how from my window seat there’s a movie out there, an ocean of difference between us that’s not so different at all. Today we defy gravity. What movie will we see tomorrow? Will it be like this, one we never tire of? One we can watch over and over again.
I saw the Universe— flowers opened before the morning Sun. The Moon smiled rolling aimlessly through the night sky, and the Sun cast its own shadow at your feet.
Rivers ran uphill to meet the rain while oceans stayed high for longer. Trees swayed to windless days. Night became day, day became night.
And the clouds, they swirled against blue hues that ran forever. And I— I stood in awe of what I saw when I looked in to your eyes.