You were good to her
'til you weren't.
'til you weren't.
Your moon,
cast too great a shadow.
She couldn't out run your wolf
So she left,
Choosing
Dignity over passion.
Smoke and Sand
They greedily grabbed at the insubstantial stuff
hoping it would fill the void.
Neither bothered to wonder which state was better,
the familiarity of emptiness and discontent
or the unsatisfying gluttony of feasting
on what could never sustain.
With abandon, they grabbed their forks
and gorged themselves;
holding reality and oblivion back
for just a little longer
while praying for a stone or splinter
to chew on.
Remembering
Songs of seagulls picking at the ocean
Wind wafting through willow trees
Sprites clapping the leaves
The wushhh of tall green grass dancing in the wind
The loud silence of the stars
The Alchemy of Sound
Closing my eyes and pretending the breeze is green
When the melody must be enough