You say I have a warrior heart
trampled on by a thousand soldiers
My boots are dressed in dirt
I layed and died
But nobody knows
where the road goes.
Grew up in a saints land
Where the trumpet sounds
a single solitary mindful thought
We felt the weather
grow dim
And the music draw blood
We hid the killings
in a bucket
under a holy bridge
where the priests used to lay their heads
to hum away the sickness
But we carried on
not knowing right from wrong
Succumb, no matter
where the sound goes
our needs unripened
The fools are always kind
but always hidden
The stacks are always high
but the world begins anew
There is no backside to this heart
only purity
A tied up sea
with an unrippled drop of a leaf
that still possesses rythymn
Flag me down
and ship me out with the cavalry
I always was and always will
I always was and always will be your biggest fan. Outstanding write. But that is no surprise to me :)
"It is a terrible thing to be so open. It is as if my heart put on a face and walked into the world" -- Sylvia Plath.