Wednesday, May 30, 2012

sonnet one hundred eighteen

a solemn, vivid dream,
a lazarus healed by your
abstract prayer - we still
call it faith and even when

narrow-eyed alleys hymn
the trance out of these
petals, yearnings take flight.
laughters soar and tears subdue

the silence that breathes
heat unto our fire, islands
hanging between heaven and

earth - inches of paper and
pens now take refuge in this
space flooded by loneliness.

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