When the shoulder breaks
Off the early morning flower,
The dirtied soil underneath it,
Conjures up
Its own internal battles.
The levies the rain created
A few nights ago,
Fill with uncertain
Ventilations
Of sound and head nods.
The songs
Made me cry.
And the pictures they made
Had me holding the cross
To my forehead.
The roots look like veins,
The ends being the fire,
The beginnings the ice.
And who wins this war
But no one
In sight.
I created a clasp
To hold together
The earths surface
And the earths crust.
Crust.
Yellow beaded walks.
Tyrant signals.
Finger snaps.
The colossal leap
That resides in my house,
Recoils off the walls
Like a thousand sounds
Of rumbling children
When the spring finally breaks.
Break.
I gave in.
The laboring paint,
As it races against its own,
Makes its way to the
Bottom molding
Of my living room floor.
Its sighs are a trickle
Or tight clenched eyes
In the half morning wake
Of mortals.
Being mortal.
And here is this ear tug.
To awaken any brazen beast
That lives beneath the floorboards.
Disgrace.
I let it grow.
On its own.
Own.
What else can we find?
The fossil and fuel of ships
That we predicted
Would crash.
The rough edge of a free land
That melted its mud
Into the sea.
The cough of a man
In the tall of the trees
That gave him away
To the dogs.
The dogs.
The left of center language
They speak,
Means,
That the tunes
In my head
Are the size
Of the lint
I find in my
Pockets.
I give in.
And it's the sound
Of a million church bells
Rattling the lumber
Of its sacred fort.
It's the gut of a man
Who committed many murders.
It's the hind legs of a donkey.
It's the load;
The barracks;
The end of each sentence
In a poem
By itself
And its author.
Surreal
So many worlds colliding, the author where? at the end - nice - Lady A