First,
i broke my legs,
seemed you wouldn't stand
me being on my feet.
Then,
i abandoned my hands,
all my dids had fawls,
you pointed it out.
My voice wrinkled
as hoarsely you wanted
me quiet.
Finally,
i slipped my zipper
and let go of my will.
The day that bird
crossed my estrangement,
i took the golden azureous (")
of its passing by
and gave birth to myself.
Trying out my wings,
you now gaze at me
and still your blindness
will not allow you to see.
To love is a clarity,
a insight,
an offer of sanctuary
to our lover.
Would you know it...?
The wind claims my wings.
Irisdescence
composes my chant
and my chant summons life.
And i leave.
May 29, 2014
May 29, 2014 at 6:16 PM UTC
First,
i broke my legs,
seemed you wouldn't stand
me being on my feet.
Then,
i abandoned my hands,
all my dids had fawls,
you pointed it out.
My voice wrinkled
as hoarsely you wanted
me quiet.
Finally,
i slipped my zipper
and let go of my will.
The day that bird
crossed my estrangement,
i took the golden azureous (")
of its passing by
and gave birth to myself.
Trying out my wings,
you now gaze at me
and still your blindness
will not allow you to see.
To love is a clarity,
a insight,
an offer of sanctuary
to our lover.
Would you know it...?
The wind claims my wings.
Irisdescence
composes my chant
and my chant summons life.
And i leave.
(*) Autotomy (from the Greek auto- "self-" and tome "severing") or self amputation is the behaviour whereby an animal sheds or discards one or more of its own appendages, usually as a self-defense mechanism to elude a predator's grasp or to distract the predator and thereby allow escape. The lost body part may be regenerated later. [en.wikipedia.org]
(") 'golden azureous' is a colour i first knew by my favourite poet, aka afc.
