I walked
past the church today,
bells all ringing
as they cast me away;
said: ‘nothing
– - go roll in
your dust’. And I wondered
if maybe
my wander-lust and the
stars,
through branches,
had caught up with me.
I swallowed my scars,
and wondered, on you,
all effervescent
light,
as the world came down
around me,
and claimed a
shimmering
night of passion
and a glorious flame,
as I fell to my knees
and howled
your name amongst
angels
and dragons
of rust;
my shackles all powdered
and turned to
dust, in an instant,
when I felt waning
mistrust,
and you lay down
beside me and told
me a tale;
your heart,
your soul,
were not for
sale, in a cross-winter
wind.
You were only just
biding your time,
and waiting
for life
to begin.
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