Memory
May succulent grass upon buds in June
I walked alongside you September, arrived in you October,
it began in December and ended in January
I slept in February woke up in March and danced in April
July lingered in August leaving out November & December
The weekdays bleated Sunday struck the last Saturday followed by Monday...
I walked naked my feet alongside the earth.
My hands weakened by Tuesday and yet I still dance this weekend by the sun-drenched firefly’s Wednesday seemed to lust Thursdays by Friday I appeared to walk alone.
Last dampish autumn
For a stormy, dark sea prowls
betrayed by the stone
Macrocosm down,
down
downwards
into the darkness of the carnal mind
forget the adult light sea prowls
Misty
dense
Clouding
but
Daze
The vanishing footsteps on the window pane,
come crashing down the trees stay silent.
notes that never crossed,
weeping aloof, grass hunts no witness.
Heartbeats never stop
come crashing down the trees stay silent.
moon-lit sunshine cascades over the setting campfire
dancers twist around the rosy glow of the moon-lit sun
Were you ever real?
The fiddler weeps as his music reaches the ears of the falling trees
and yet still alongside the road silent whispers
echo as the wind blows and howls
armed yachts sail the tall grass in fruitless search of land.
as I swim to find home the moon behind me and the sunken sun in front of me
did we dance under the stars?
When you looked at me, I knew there and then I was safe, from each dream.
I walked to expose you
However, you were never to be found and to this night I still wandered.
did we ever hold hands?
You and I are now apart, I did wonder.
As I compose this letter of music beats, I address it to my inner child,
I wish you all the best.
to be placed into the bottle and cast into the tall grass.
I never did find that bottle but now I ask was this the wish of the decayed tree.
Copyright © Daniel.W. Davies | Year Posted 2019
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