When I think Of Love Before And After Death... I think Of her, grinning mad Like Kerouac Prose, Dancing with the wild blue yonder, Arms spread, Soul mingling with Dylan's obscurity; Patiences perturberness.
I ask my love What her real name Should be: A name you'd never think Of In war, but a name You'd think of In war. She dies with me As we are birthed again In Another
Place.
She is my Half. I am her Other. We walk through the burning fields Of doubtful fate, Counting the four leafs, Praising the stars.
I roll over and kiss Her Shoulder. I dream of her, Even when I wish not to. Talk to the sparrow for He is My friend... He knows how I feel. When you touch a memory That was a memory Before thee', there is nothing to do But continue on Doing'.
I reached for her Over the smoldering rocks Of Anger and doubt. I felt her fingers Against mine. I felt her breath Rise up My shaken spine.