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Past the first heat of May my road was quiet quaint and small in the grizzled light of day clay paints the path for fall. My eyes alit wtih lingered breath upon a rough hewn cross devoid of death. The car behind kept me on my way time seemed stuck or at least a crawl a scarlet priest rested but did not stay his very presence a reminder of the call. The sky golden ambrosia in repose that bird bright as edens rose. This second froze, model for pay my mind gripped that hope might forsestall the next moments and more from decay. The frame of vision fragile to befall victim to the sword of damocles; time that blade of death ever on its climb. As I drove ahead amber light framed my way the cardinals red enshrined to recall bright as only living things could stay. His throne my burden to hold tall path to grace nailed to a tree born and through a humble man from galilee.
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Apr 26, 2023
Apr 26, 2023 at 9:36 PM UTC
Cardinal
Past the first heat of May my road was quiet quaint and small in the grizzled light of day clay paints the path for fall. My eyes alit wtih lingered breath upon a rough hewn cross devoid of death. The car behind kept me on my way time seemed stuck or at least a crawl a scarlet priest rested but did not stay his very presence a reminder of the call. The sky golden ambrosia in repose that bird bright as edens rose. This second froze, model for pay my mind gripped that hope might forsestall the next moments and more from decay. The frame of vision fragile to befall victim to the sword of damocles; time that blade of death ever on its climb. As I drove ahead amber light framed my way the cardinals red enshrined to recall bright as only living things could stay. His throne my burden to hold tall path to grace nailed to a tree born and through a humble man from galilee.
Some moments seem to freeze. On the way home from a funeral on country roads this moment did not flee.
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Apr 26, 2023
Apr 26, 2023 at 9:36 PM UTC
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