Wednesday, May 30, 2012

sonnet one hundred seventeen

she breathes under the alarm
of what felt like sun-blazen
mornings, lifeless walls and
doors and hinges and bolts

make up for what could
be a sanctuary, the wounded
light crashed against the
mystery of this omen you

call 'alone,' searching paradigms
and dimensions belonging
to one tangent of peace -

that which you hold,
that which you put forth,
that which you devour.

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