only the weak are ever
scared
what quivers brought forth
by someone’s hand clad in cracked leather. And the blood-red angry
Primus hiding beneath, bidding the sky further into the mysterious night.
Ominous visit of a waning, disoriented Luna. Has not the distance
stolen your breath? When the hunt unsated not quite yet ours, the
lack of comprehension unsettling: Veil seeped in untouched splendour you’ve
made my eyes webbed.
and without hesitation fed
me
surely stay for a while.
This much and a little more has made me flounder. She has taken us
back, but not home: far away
and the grayness goes.
Comes around in a tiny smile, chimes in with the close. The air stale
and color of unfeeling stone,
a grave long dismissed
- its harbinger cold. Never have I felt so alone.
save me of some,
more and I shall be roused
with the scent of your hidden meaning. Nothing was guaranteed by
that fleeting smile. Is something amiss?
She gives the Walker-in-Sleep
a fey, flange of dreams that begs to differ. Looking deeper into
the darkness, too slovenly for the unborne gaze of one-more-hour; within
the roiling mass of clouds. They occupied my thoughts, forcing me
to acknowledge a stray from the huddled crowd. You smelled faint,
of something thin and sweet
your hair of fire
deepened into black in
the shadows, all of flowers.
Quickened the blood that
fell dangerously low by the Slight-of-Dreams.
In a vision She appeared
as you. Where art thou - now that I can see !
In mind’s eye opening up,
you are the only feast. Succulent to the point
of unseen kiss. with your
ruby lips I would crave repose, seemingly
a safe Embrace within this.
The Epilogue:
keep with me
your eyes bright, and turn
to the sky for needful insistence.
Bring to whispers your
fragile touch the next time you come.
Paint your face I’ve yet
with a secret smile, to share with grace.
Fulfill so near the Act
of Closing our eyes
and cleanse impure thoughts.
Mayhap the Dream numbed
us too much to feel.
The promise holds I shall
drink to the last with you;
true until neglect of morning’s
remorse.
Frozen glare lost in the
nest of unsure words,
core of being too long
unmoved, here:
we who crave the rush of
life and all that it holds; all at once.
Stand at moment’s notice
and with impassioned breath
to steal. |