I apologise for my inconveniences,
for my foibles, my fleshy idiosyncrasies.
Like bearing children, we must care
for the young of our thoughts.
Baby desires wrapped in dark-glass
innocence.
Forgive this tempter.
01.04
26/08/07
Thursday, October 25, 2007
Friday, October 12, 2007
The Lover’s Song
Strip my body to the breast bone
Where starlings may come to cry;
Carve from my flesh a hollow home
For imaginings to come and lie.
As on my body hangs more pictures
Than on a painter’s wall,
So too does your body hang the dreams
That came before the Fall.
I walk the souk a hungry merchant
For passion and for fear;
I taste my lips to your song
For mockingbirds to hear.
I feel as if I was an ageless monk
In lives long past and dead,
Where silence took me hostage
And desire carved my prayer bed.
So now I long for sweetest nectar
As bees taste upon nature’s flower,
For I to learn the starry heavens
And be her finest lover.
12.37
21.08.07
Where starlings may come to cry;
Carve from my flesh a hollow home
For imaginings to come and lie.
As on my body hangs more pictures
Than on a painter’s wall,
So too does your body hang the dreams
That came before the Fall.
I walk the souk a hungry merchant
For passion and for fear;
I taste my lips to your song
For mockingbirds to hear.
I feel as if I was an ageless monk
In lives long past and dead,
Where silence took me hostage
And desire carved my prayer bed.
So now I long for sweetest nectar
As bees taste upon nature’s flower,
For I to learn the starry heavens
And be her finest lover.
12.37
21.08.07
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