I read a poem today –
from a beautiful young woman
a post lover
an amazing friend –
that was so exquisitely written
I’d call it a psalm
she’s a broken butterfly
fairy dust scraped from her wings
by the child life caress of
life
cacooned once more because
her pirate god sailed beyond
the moon drunk, sun parched
horizon again
damn him, love him, can’t escape him
I remain
and she knows this
but she fears one day I won’t
and she believes on that day
she’ll die.
she has been loyal and honest for years
she has sacrificed
she has loved purely, albeit humanely
and feels that should be enough
to forge Cherubim’s sword
protect her paradise
from the blackened steel end
hot orange embers
my andvil has been struck (X) billion times
a gong that rumbles earth plates
to a quake.
when beaten
hot as hells forge on a no cloud, blister day
I have enough iron and embers
in my dense andvil heart to kill
or love all of you
I choose love
my heart valves sheen with diamonds as
the non-synthetic oil breeds
it’s way like the flame of a
mad bitch dragon
from my andvil heart
to her broken butterfly wings
you can’t cage eternal life,
this I’ve said before
With love,
1007.