For what is left…

You will never be blinded, for you see through the eyes of my faith.
You will never feel lost, for you walk through the gardens of my wonder.
You will never know cold, for you wear the garments of my soul.
You will never meet thirst, for you have the pools within my eyes.
You will never lose breath, for you are carried in the winds of my spirit.
You will never speak with pain, for you live within the temple of my prayer.
You will never aqcuaint hunger, for you dine on the essence of my dreams.

And you will never be alone… if you can settle for what is left.

 

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Garden of Sage

Wild horses… we bowed to taste morning dew,
The spirit dawn drew in gardens of sage.
We then cantered, it was then we both knew.

The Gods of Sumer lived in silence,
For our hearts reveled in the desert
When sage blossoms hid our penitence.

The wind carried our voices far away,
And far away we felt our voices fall.
We then thought that there we would also stay

Yet as wind swayed our nightly song,
He neared a desert’s aimless dunes.
That he did for a time we both thought long.

In our memory the wind is the same
As the whispers we spread in the garden
Where the sage’s parfum settled our name.

He thrust his self into me, into you,
Before our garden fell beneath his sand.
It was only then…then we were young too.

 

Speaking With

There is

“Not enough fire to burn every letter”

“i wrote for you,”

“Not enough air to feed this garden”

“of our ashes.”

There is

“A lutist still in thoughts”

“you allowed me to,”

“His quivering song that settled”

“your eye and mine.”

The embers will not die until

They steal winds from each mountain,

As they refuse rest and long to fill

Their valley with all the wind’s of heaven!