I’ve been thinking of living like a fire, crawling at my boots for fields, thirsty, soothing guitar’s enamel of blood and memories, life taking yet passion agent for our breaths and eyes to stay. Life taking for those who live with roots all day. Life taking for those who fairly clasp their prey.
I’ve been thinking of living like a fire, a candle offspring of a dangerous meditation, Rocks rumbling into coffin forests, and an academic scorched sight that will endure only in cigarette poems‘ claim.
A string.
On ecological worldwide poetry prompts to add my own voice conjoined with own whistlings of caramel wood painted maroon and red from fingers bleeding from strings, from poems kissing you possessively in the back of your head even in the shadow of a family bonfire and the harsh force a spark might carry