Close your eyes count to three, it'll go away, it'll be okay, four, five, six open your eyes you'll be fine ten, eleven, twelve when he died, I lost my sight I lost my purpose, twenty, thirty, fifty I will never be okay. . . & that's okay. . .
Before the storm, the river had all but given up, the guttural roar of wind and deluge rattled all souls, except her and in the aftermath she swelled and bore delicious weight again and my eye-contact with the pageantry of the green headed drake told all the muddy truths: to underestimate is to lose
I don't need the air to make fun of my hair, I'm not Billy Joel's piano man;
Sing me a freedom leash That bounds my determination to boundaries, The gin bartender turned out to be a professor of physics, I'll tell him next life that calculation is wary, My eyes brings no flight or fight response,
i do not sing the storm. i do not sing rage, wrath the lightning bolt, the scream. Despair i do not sing i do not sing struggle–revenge poisonous blast– the hurricane, the quake that tears the city of peace
i do not sing no border. i do not sing no flag i do not sing no warrior but she that fights all fear Poverty & sickness-night, the blade, the club, the trap blows, wounds, cries, lies, bursts & war-blood i do not sing
i do not sing despise for any thing or being i do not praise no richness no governors, no kings From all this flower-garden i pick one single rose: creation is just dew upon the rose of love
i celebrate one flame. i only sing one blues: the flame of endless loving with you & only you