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Even the wildflowers need
for God to bring them spring.
The Drought.

The children ran to and fro

and wandered hapless in the forest green

the death and fright of an empty light

meant nothing for the coming scene.

What heavens to this we can compare

if such a needless want, we can not bear

for the wild scurries round like river bends

to find the darkness coming to end. 

With drought comes a longing for

the greens and fruit of the wandering soul 

but alas, the ease of the simple flesh

leaves unwanted need, and mind to thresh. 

If only we could find an infinite spring

and love, to bear for all that we must bring. 

I stayed up to watch you grow

I stayed up to watch you grow

but dawn came before night

and swallowed up your light. 

The wolf is not afraid

fearless from the sun

whilst from it, it must run.

For darkness comes not just in sight

but from the wilting of mans chest

and toil found in such unrest. 

My heart would yearn to love the light

If the gentleness could calm my worrisome heart

but alas, this change would cultivate turmoil fore start.

And weakness have I bred from day to day

despite seeing such tempting light

I must wander once again, into the cold night. 

Cherish the Sky.

All eaves crave destruction, 

Its a simple want

To live in the heavens, for to long

and cherish the sky.

For the soils sweet scent 

breeds lust for such a change,

as all colors seem to say

they come, and be another way. 

But it sees not the insolence 

of rot and rust and decadence

that stealthy creeps from just within

to bring these hollowed walls to earth

and hand the love of death below

the gravity of such, would no one ever know? 

To Find and Fix.

Two hands, what more could this feeble mind need

to find and fix and create to destroy

all things that fill this vessel with joy.

Is such brazen wisdom the plight of the seed?

To be of one to spring eternity 

and to berate love for insanity.

Or be it just the mark of another life

full of toil masked with confusion

and exist for what passed for delusion. 

Oh sleep now, the martyr of the mind

for these empty thoughts leave nothing 

lest we hope to lose all that is cunning. 

We build to collapse to build new life

and find that time withers away 

for nothing true, or real can stay. 

Light, light.

Her only flaw was that she was beautiful. 

Had the world betrayed her, like the others

she would have set eyes upon these wretched colors

and might would have prevailed as a perfect heart. 

Not muted the light of a chest soo full. 

Would that the words that float enchantedly 

bring warmth to this empty hue

and soften even such a frail pallet 

and find anything to hold on to. 

Oh Gentle.

Oh gentle, gentle night

The sky, in all its haste 

weeps heavenly 

for what I do not know,

like the melancholy of a forlorn love.

Or be it to my dismay, a joyous night

where the world in all of its resplendence

cannot bear another second 

without the running of the tears

for love. 

Oh love, to be not so gentle 

and the coming waves

with the summer rains

will again bring such sorrow.    

The Courageous

How do the courageous know 

what all dead fellows cease to sow

the words of strength beyond the light 

to help them traverse the night. 

What sleeping giants wake to find

a ghastly course built by the blind

or simply soiled by wicked hands 

to bring to fruit such wicked plans. 

The common man might cease to live

or for weakness, his soul he gives

For the lack of you.

The dam breaks simply for the flowers

invading spaces meant for wandering

and to fill with emotion. 

I see not for a second, yet I understand

that clarity brings only a reset 

of what means to break.

I start and stop for you

and for the lack of you. 

The flowers begin to subside, 

yet the mind still feels the sting

and the hearts contentment grows weary.

Garments.

Be it fashion or ignorance

that I align my sights

with the wants of the enemy

or significantly delude myself

in thought that my heart

is the correct accessory 

for this cloth upon my arm.

Be it as simple as to feel,

to see feeling as a fragile garment

with the utter fascination

of untimely death.

Caution has the wings to fly

but not the legs to stand, 

as to be hurled with confidence

across your heart.