Prelude
And years are what?
Spectacles bleaching our hair,
distant as the streaking train, the murmured rocking,
cupping your shoulder blade, years after years
passing through with annihilation as cohabiting as romance,
and your voice, a big blue doe eye
marching; talk is further and to be away.
Time is everything, all scope
to brood floods
like a hospital could in an orchestra,
mopping the history of Human:
colours, pummelling secrets, barks,
echoes, wounds and touches,
soldiers, tears, mothers
and strangers that hurt like mirrors.
And years are what?
Not wanting to go,
Beauty.
Cynthia Buell Thomas
Sat 16th Jan 2010 13:43
Hey, Girl, just plain bloomin' brilliant. 'and strangers that hurt like mirrors' is an outstanding example of many such.