Going Home By Candle
Going Home By Candle
Autumn drizzle baits hypnotic melodies as
Trickling from the silent rooftops, it pools
In cavities of grief,
And reverie of forgotten memories places subliminally
In the mind, an afterglow of fires on horizons
Of the blind,
And I’m searching through the streets
For answers to all discarded questions,
Whilst teasing insanity on the brain,
And a kick from acrid tobacco makes my figure
Sway, and the coffee tastes of Yesterdays chocolate,
My face wet - cold against the rain.
Too far gone and the bells play an orchestra
Of death tones,
While the Kursk lies sleeping under sea;
And ghosts of Martians who only wanted love –
Swim the rising tides and change,
Seems further still, away.
Hatred scorns the Earth,
Hatred swarms all while the darkness
Sends its feeling tentacles of coldness,
Around each victims throat; and blessings
Far removed from the madness
That besieges; makes cowards of the populous,
And the hurt is swallowed
As the last feathered lore abiding birds
Fly South for sanctuary,
And my solitary night claims its victory,
As I’m stood within the depths of weariness –
Smoking cigarettes, feeling blue; as the Biosphere
Plays a melancholy tune.
Michael J Waite 4th November 2010.
Lynn Dye
Tue 9th Nov 2010 16:57
Mike, I think this is wonderful, and read so well too. x