1983 Forever

Autumn sky is company,
in leaf filled tornados I am free.
In all these hues,
It's the blues I see.

Your voice,
a rustle in the wind,
a rumour,
a murmur,
the hole in my heart,
blood that escapes my veins.

I long for a home,
a bird forever on the wing,
never a song to sing.

These windows are my prison.
I force the tree's spiteful limbs
into witches' fingers.
Tree fingers, 
hoping to cast a liberty spell,
but spells fall not on the dead of heart.

I am futile,
I am spun sugar,
brittle,

a 
lone
ingredient,

that which has no place in the mouth of your existence.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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