some say the city is stippled with warnings but nobody took the time to stop and sojourn deep into the augur – there was no price to pay and no song to be sung. only strange silence trying to renounce the inscrutable weight of peril;
but a while ago, the tabloids and the papers are dizzy with tribulations – each word assumed not sound but force. the once Decembering wind transmogrified into a penitent squall of smoke until the city was of a veiled mother weeping behind the pretense of a shadow.
not much was said, or perhaps we were speaking for such a long time, or we did not mean many things but wounds and cuts and some lostness to which we all have gone blind and deaf: coming in daylight’s whisper. we cannot hear. all of which may not be revealed, like a new phrasing that has not been conceived yet, and so we lay in the silence for now, hushed by surrounding scenes, in pursuit of heart.