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**I am the pride in Oberon’s Love-lorn Crown and the bleeding in Hamlet’s voice.** Its the taste of iron in my wounded throat that reminds me: I am not a cow, dog, flower or forest. That my humanity Who has to die a little just to know itself will one day choke me until the blue in my face resembles the blue around Your veteran eye Or the blue around the Albatross’ sky moments before she died in spite of those who loved her Who shed tears like silver coins buying a shard of happiness to use as a nail that **could Crucify our grieving souls**, but corpses still cast shadows even after you lick your thumb to silence the sun like a wick.
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Jan 8, 2011
Jan 8, 2011 at 1:21 PM UTC
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**I am the pride in Oberon’s Love-lorn Crown and the bleeding in Hamlet’s voice.** Its the taste of iron in my wounded throat that reminds me: I am not a cow, dog, flower or forest. That my humanity Who has to die a little just to know itself will one day choke me until the blue in my face resembles the blue around Your veteran eye Or the blue around the Albatross’ sky moments before she died in spite of those who loved her Who shed tears like silver coins buying a shard of happiness to use as a nail that **could Crucify our grieving souls**, but corpses still cast shadows even after you lick your thumb to silence the sun like a wick.
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Jan 8, 2011
Jan 8, 2011 at 1:21 PM UTC
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