tangled tales crisp with death
2008/02/08 in poems
tangled tales crisp with death
by tanner brockwell
tangled tales crisp with death
the sound is yet yet never less
the brick and cube a holy sack
for walls are built and left
to the motes from my eye
the wrack and weft
ferried upon invisible rivers
i am sent beyond beyond
there two burn the celestial way
fires i know yet cannot say
yet pages of any other cloth
still to write upon quiet thought
and all the while a lofty view
all the while for something new
there upon the stolid face
cross the wisps of showers past
so refresh a new day
wishing that the moon is true
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Maleah said on 2008/02/08
maybe i am just emotional tonight…but this one made me cry, tee. Death being fresh upon my mind… yet your beautiful words dance in the fog of my sadness, to create some relief in my heart.