Above New York's Rockville

A voice. A torrent cry entitled goodbye

A morning fades its bright light somewhere

Underneath a virginal rain. This day shrills

Drawing afar it seems to halt all that is lust or dirt.


Youth’s love is nothing left

Nothing to bury out into the sea of doubt

Flying above the icy touch once that was flame

Dying now like frozen tears creating

Up a clustered window in the Rockville.


In pain I know my experience could not be

Told or minded up with silly lyric then it might remain;

The guest in which appeared to witness

A last plum-blossom breast that hope I deplore

Always the autumn before you naked as a vulnerable capillary.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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