| Back into resentment you went, through the glass house door. |
| The mind fills up
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| and absorbs, does away with waste in the wake of drift
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| We’re too damned sick yellow to ever leave then the drawbacks appear,
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| no other worlds, no sky. |
| Couldn’t bring in my drawings to share them with you
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| In the end, any particular feeling must die. |
| Its light sinks into decay and its
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| oceans lock in ice. |
| The direction of survival doesn’t matter. |
| Whichever hands
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| you hold, bones will sow what earth remains
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| I wish I could say the passage of time is our friend, from whirling temptations
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| fell outcomes of laughter, resentment, abuse
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| It made us so sick we couldn’t ever leave, except leave our bodies behind in an
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| orgy of defamation and booze
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| In the end, nothing profound ever came, the glitter of each others eyes drying
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| while we’re in the same room
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| Still meeting where mattresses caved, sheets like low hanging clouds.
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| Enjoying ephemeral freedom
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| One time I let go one hundred tiny birds, they fluttered a painting,
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| deserving flight but not metaphor |