The bricks now lay in a pungent hush, yet the house bleeds plumes of a tenor hum The beautiful youth they flutter with arched wrists marching on Mornings coiled pulse still sorbent in their hearts never questioning that beauty is not eternal and in-existence is kissable for now the midnight birds generously send the curtains but the ornament of ugliness now lingers with dearness in a place where guardian angels brawl like nighthawks and the moonlight songsmiths no longer serenade cliches instead bolt-action lovebirds blood-stain keepsakes peace does not arrive at it's divorce from truth but may we for a moment love the flutter of beautiful youth.