Rain Painted Rose
Don't we all live deep within the walls of a
rain-painted rose.
Moments that once were fresh are set ablaze.
Whose bones are jewel-encrusted with decay.
Within our deepest reds.
The scent of saints and dreams is bled.
Glancing off a soul of glass.
So very briefly glowing off the gentle face.
As every breath tends to climb toward light
reaching the softest edge, giving away.
Tumbling down a stairwell of thorns.
The clowns of living cycling round and round a face forlorn.
Dreams are placed where jugglers juggle dented circus pins.
Between the hell of the hopeless.
The kiln of God and the devil's twisted rope-
Don't we all live within the walls of a
rain-painted rose.
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