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Last night the sky melted Forever long strings of Galactic spit and spent fumes. And when the morning came, (Though by then we called it grief) We watched with tear speckled cheeks The children splashing in sporadic Celestial puddles Until they were soaked and sporting Angel wings Come afternoon Trees fell, hurried, Swept into a milky current Streets flooded Til only ***** leather hands Could reach above Infinite waves But found nothing To hold on to When evening fell, Cities swallowed In deep star oceans, Few remained in monasteries And cathedrals And 4-Star hotel rooms, And all that could be heard was The steady drip Of eternal pour The more devout among us Believed it was rapture The more religious prayed it was not And I myself Plagued by that perpetual And ineffable indecision, Resigned to consummation
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Aug 15, 2019
Aug 15, 2019 at 5:34 PM UTC
Infinite Waves
Last night the sky melted Forever long strings of Galactic spit and spent fumes. And when the morning came, (Though by then we called it grief) We watched with tear speckled cheeks The children splashing in sporadic Celestial puddles Until they were soaked and sporting Angel wings Come afternoon Trees fell, hurried, Swept into a milky current Streets flooded Til only ***** leather hands Could reach above Infinite waves But found nothing To hold on to When evening fell, Cities swallowed In deep star oceans, Few remained in monasteries And cathedrals And 4-Star hotel rooms, And all that could be heard was The steady drip Of eternal pour The more devout among us Believed it was rapture The more religious prayed it was not And I myself Plagued by that perpetual And ineffable indecision, Resigned to consummation
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Aug 15, 2019
Aug 15, 2019 at 5:34 PM UTC
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