Last night was a haze of shimmer
I fell drunk on your words
starlight and mist
dancing in your eyes
Flavor
so full of flavor, breathtaking
painful intoxication
I guess we’re all allowed to be
a little bit human
after all
+Lj
Last night was a haze of shimmer
I fell drunk on your words
starlight and mist
dancing in your eyes
Flavor
so full of flavor, breathtaking
painful intoxication
I guess we’re all allowed to be
a little bit human
after all
+Lj
It slithers and slides,
this dream of mine,
sneaking up
and
stealing in
it slips between
each shadow of thought
invading
the depths of sleep
+Lj
such subtle ways
and
shades of turning, ever so slowly
creeping in where I can feel it there,
just over the horizon
red-burned and dancing
beneath a moonglow grin
crescent-waning
as equidistant are shadow and light, our cycles and singing
drawn from time, eons birthing each age of being
where we speak as equals
to the living and the dead
+Lj
I dreamed this dream of wooded wilds, dripping moisture in the grey air. The Earth’s many scents release when the rain drops onto pine needles and oak leaves. The pat-pat sound of the rain on the palmetto fronds is familiar in my mind.
I rise from my bed, surrounded by quiet and the familiar hum of the ceiling fan. It is early morning, the hour of in between twilight just before dawn, and I hear a voice. A man’s voice outside. From deep inside the dark cool trees, his voice travels out to me. I know that voice.
I wander out of the house, at odd morning hours. My bare feet padding down the lawn leading to the edge of the woods. I hear a crow, the rain, and his voice calling to me.
So I enter that wild realm of insects, birds, spirits. The wild god who waits for me.
He calls to me again, his voice warm and dark as fertile soil. My pulse thickens inside my skin. Shivers tremble up and down my spine, but still I long to find him.
I wander with soft steps on sacred ground. The smells inundate me, decay and life and rain. I weave through the thick trunks of ancient trees, winding thickets of brush and bole, over roots jutting out on my path.
And then I find him. He waits for me by a stream. The sounds of pipe and drum hit me then, though he holds no instrument in his hands.
His face is unmistakable, though I only ever see it in dreams. He whispers my name, and I approach his perch above the swirling water.
“Look,” he tells me. “Your strength is in this shadow, buried beneath the birch tree.” He smiles a cryptic smile, as a teacher might to his student who is working out the solution to something in her own mind. There are no birch trees here.
He reaches his hands out to me, and I take them in mine. His hands are warm and rough, mine cold and unsure.
He pulls me to his body, his warmth, his earthly knowledge. He smells of oak and pine and soil, and the decay of leaves.
His mouth covers my own, and I suck him in, all the scents and senses, the knowledge and heat.
Then I wake, shaken in sleep. Deriving meaning from dreams in the deep.
My heart is aching
It wants to fucking burst
leave trails and droplets
of the beauty i see
All around me in everything
I wish i could tear myself open
nursing failed wounds
and callous hands
But roots are to be forgiven
here in the dust storms of forgotten dreams
Planting seeds, and
surrounding all things like
A lover sees
When stroking the cheek of that
One
True
Feeling
Like a beating wing, but
Drowned
in the halos of unforseen imaginings
I
am
weak
here
in this limitless
floating
vestal Orbit
Wild and untainted
in sights and visions
ages of future memories
And i weave,
long and unbent
my Fingers crawling
ever crawling
drawing designs in the fabirc of what we think is Time
I am alive
Survived
hypocrisy and the lies
the hiding of Truth
and stifling the
one most loving gift
of them all,
that frail spark of
Humanity
lying within the Stardust
swirling between my eyes
And i,
I
Am
Just
Me,
Let
Me
Be
Alone
Here
in this soliloquy
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