Worshipped at the altar In this Private temple of sadness Is a pocket full of sorry And rainchecks, so grab The raincoat, and try To keep dry In the metallic storm And stardust of memory;
Stellar winds blow And eons pass, I am somewhere there. Particles so ancient, I am made in the siblings of meloncholia and moons, And our sun--Assembled into something human, Something capable of
LOVE
Yet we still keep medusa on the mantle. Yet we still scavange through the pasts' bones. Erecting our great mausoleums to the slain tigers And our own beast of burden,
And what good is writing poetry in it all If it At the very least Didnt feel good To elevate the benign and still neglected moments To a status Of art.