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Lost leaves ago, before the bark- clad savage ruled with iron lung, when  laurels of a one- room den, grew sleek with wet- lid plunder my sauntering in tousles of a quick and crease-less happiness percieved the gifted wish of secret birds. birds that combed the milking beech in lemon centred madrigals to cove their Egypt orison from dragon banks of slippered fern Who threw their mooted sermons on a shivering uncertainty that bubbled through my vernal rut of optimistic blood Such useless pleasure, I was told That I was not a Father's son yet bore his term an absolute. As all my nimble colours ran, I wore his pungent bitterness Became the thing that he preferred Before the dungeon keys had turned basket weaving weeks of youth I took the gifted wish of secret birds.
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Dec 7, 2017
Dec 7, 2017 at 7:56 PM UTC
Secret Birds
Lost leaves ago, before the bark- clad savage ruled with iron lung, when  laurels of a one- room den, grew sleek with wet- lid plunder my sauntering in tousles of a quick and crease-less happiness percieved the gifted wish of secret birds. birds that combed the milking beech in lemon centred madrigals to cove their Egypt orison from dragon banks of slippered fern Who threw their mooted sermons on a shivering uncertainty that bubbled through my vernal rut of optimistic blood Such useless pleasure, I was told That I was not a Father's son yet bore his term an absolute. As all my nimble colours ran, I wore his pungent bitterness Became the thing that he preferred Before the dungeon keys had turned basket weaving weeks of youth I took the gifted wish of secret birds.
alistair-william-bullen
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Dec 7, 2017
Dec 7, 2017 at 7:56 PM UTC
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