And We Have Milk for Garden
Flaxen hair, un adieu, warrant for limb arrest,
chemistry haloed around tied wrists
praying for honey
and swimming through toothless tears;
we have milk for garden.
Letters like varicose, tattoo his story,
and gold, reproach, left behind
sometimes under children's limp arms,
who queue up some place ours
where we have milk for garden.
Butchered, empty Heimlich,
and shaved raven circled around our
graffiti tiling the room. Suit-abused,
you take our dreams.
But we have milk for garden.
Three miles high, you turned a blind soul
and ran masses of defence for we, a farm;
yard after yard of sunken sockets -
speeches harm. You just spent
And We Have Milk for Garden.
Jeff Dawson
Wed 12th Aug 2009 23:35
Hi Marianne, agree with John. Its a bit abstract to get my head round in parts but but thats just me, nice work Jeff