love march 200A Poem by h d e rushin
When wind, the jovial blither sings it's satin, and chaffs debris from seed or cheap from chatter, find a hiding place for precious bead, champerty as aid for natures matter.
Where emery rain and jonquil yellows embrace the bone, fair eminence of the stem, find empires alone with festive sabbat sain.
I've walked for miles with salient Baptist bones, to find the truth in you as satyr wise, no flower in a field past dawn can trowel the guise
of even Uranus, father of the gods, uranyl, radical, fair sir, hold me still, until the black plaster in my blood sets my will
hides the truculent, pasty man, past crust or magnetic pole; can join the love march trumpeting the soul. © 2012 h d e rushin |
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