WIND-BLOWN
moments of the past
kicked into the long grass
a warm early-summer’s day
May: gold petals
For God’s sake,
stormy-autumn
later, flurries of snow
melted by
body heat
frozen snow
tumbling-heaps
leaves
red, gold, brown
crisp-crackle underfoot
old ghosts lose their threads
lose their heads, again
fragile, thin
thin-like skin
echoing the savage-faded-newly-dead
memories-lost, storm-tossed
dust-motes float,
like
gossamer,
webs
glitter in the rain
words thought,
but never said,
misrule-misled,
in the eye of the storm
a moment of calm,
old-ghosts finally-fled,
the heart of the storm
thunder-clapped, heaven-scent,
storm-sent, winds
blow me back to kingdom-come,
Lost-time’s silent beating drum
reminds me of you,
again