Orphans
We're all
Passengers
Sleeping
On the sliver
Of the storm
The lunacy of
This moon is
Wasted on
The insipid
Fallen generations
Forever trudging
Sunset
Dancing on ice
With grace and
Duress
Bewitched by history
Unlearning lessons
Muddying tracks
With pieces of eight
And tears of
Misfortune
Making the dogs
Howl
Lady Dementia
Spreads her icy fingers
Warning all of those
Intending
To live
Too long
That playing dice with death
Is all well and good
If you think
Your flesh and bones
Can cling
To your sanity
As the sands of time
Drain
And the seasons
Change
This slipshod way
This manner of being
This game against
Survival
Is nothing but
Tiresome
Trickle down the wind
Worship the elements
Applaud the sky
Crash with the
Thunder
Forever roll
Leave no shadows
Hide no secrets
Bow
With the velvet sunset
This Human-animal
Is
Too gracious
To curtesy
Yet cringingly desperate
For the dawn
Of which
It is too
Troubled
To face