Bethlehem
Quiet, and the torment of solar wind will haunt you these many long aeons Absurd to clasp this way Green and and swords sing To rivers and laugh angrily Here by Bethlehem Continue reading Bethlehem
Tag: humanism
The Night Thief
The cuckoo’s call, that lulling tone Concealed upon his evening throne Echoes into the tangled wood And I would join him if I could But I’ve no wings, just hands instead So less replete in mankind’s stead And though there’s … Continue reading The Night Thief
Permanence Cradle
Pen and paper, testing no boundaries. Only the way she rides wishes like they were rivers White chains and impossible mothers I dreamt of the year And find tension in my ankles and lines of people crying for fright This … Continue reading Permanence Cradle
Slate fell from the Church Roof
Airy and how much more free she felt before the intractable nonsense of boys and their promises idiot lyrics spoken as poetry walking at night and glancing behind or the forest in the day safer, to degrees Slate fell from … Continue reading Slate fell from the Church Roof
I am running out of words
I am running out of words I never possessed Just that if i die then he will die again No one is left to recall him I’m not running out of words but memories, tendrils. Objects are rising in the … Continue reading I am running out of words
Paynim betrayer
It’s not that your God is dead, or that he does not exist. It is that the trees grow nevertheless The snow falls regardless, and the water laps at the lakefront near an monastery island beneath the gaze of a … Continue reading Paynim betrayer
Blaze of Obscurity 