Your Thread
You wish me to speak
of things not me?
You wish me to look
at the world through not me,
You think in an exchange
I should never say me?
You believe that it always
comes back to me,
The I, the mine, and it's
all
about
Me.
What else would a conversation be?
You say: When it is said,
Flowers bring beauty,
You say: I would say,
As beautiful as me?
You say: When it is said,
The rains fall softly,
You say: I would say,
As soft as my kiss,
You say: When it is said,
The sky is so blue,
You say: I would say
So true, so true, as
Is my love, for you.
Hard to not fear the thoughts in your head,
To fear that they think of all, but my love,
Gone to the worldly, instead of the us,
The broad expanse devoid, of the you and the me,
That I circle each thought, each talk from your mouth,
To focus on me,
on my eyes
on my skin
on my hair, as it drapes
and falls, through your hand.
For the flowers bring beauty,
The rains fall softly,
and the sky is all colors,
devined by your eyes.
So, to please you:
I will speak of things, not me.
To look at the world that sees, not me.
To exchange conversations I have not lived,
And never, ever say me, I, or mine.
What say me:
Do I please you, love of mine?
You Take the Color from the Sky
Will you drop the sun into the sea,
Let it fall from your arms into water?
Yellow light you gather as wheat, and
paint it into corners, the warmth
Crust around the dust, packs
Into the angles of wood.
Will you let the sun be dipped into the ocean,
Out of your arms like cords of wood
Released without care, rolling across docks
Slithering into the pools of aquamarine.
It chilled the going,
it crushed the goodbye
The crushing, chilling, going, goodbye,
Dropped the sun into the sea
Wiped the yellow light from the landscape
Plunged the red heart into dark.
Plunged the red heart
Plunged the red heart into the sea.