A Place of Death and GodsA Poem by PerditionwipThese gods and alligators A maze of serpents Ministers of fog Amble centurions stemming the ledges of light Milking the muddy thoughts Their swampy perch Lust-gorged on breast-burdened maidens A signature synapse And to what is then why Their eyelids have wounds of us This world a power of none I dance and the menace of rain
becomes reality I am in the "where" the penniless charmers drone
As if a country would froth from their last words spoken into Every mouth And the faces hang in the paint chips of vacant windows Long since faded into toil and the fabric Formed in this spindled place of time I dream the smiling aisles abandoned I enlist in the orphaned sandy iron meld of ants A brave wanderer Gypsy to the southern
light Witness to the spanish
blue-star Only the pen has a mine to save Our daily dowel becomes enough But I count no soldiers to the gate No prisoners free beyond The hush of rustic shades pulls tight A savior from the jungle winds No release but the warm strain
under the tarp The scale of glass lies
broken The fever claws in
ion deference Now I bury the young bread and broken Ships of twelve The lover shared same The mad hands that played to
the hungers of one And sometimes we became the
dog And sometimes we lied
trembling in the cage And sometimes we locked our
imaginations into the core of god And sometimes the breath was good And this was our mighty road lined in the gold of wheat Our sins the only horse home
A summer hill where the children grew and we Watched in our chairs of old and fat This was the oil for the wars of life Tapped It is a feathering thought dropped in a fickle seam All of these Gods and sleepy crocodiles They keep us from our tongues of darkness They shame us from the rungs of war and The miles of bones between We are bound for death and gods Walking in numbers End to end . © 2015 PerditionReviews
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