Wrap me around my nostalgia and call me gifted.
Sometimes the night would refuse to unfurl,
Might look like it’s the “pause” phase of time.
I would throw my arms into the wind/
Like a prayer, searching for god’s embrace/
I would refuse to get caught
Because Isn’t this what fallen angels do?
Bring light to ground zero and lose warmth.
Who would bury the remains of our loss if we’re
All lost in this strange planet:
If we’re all men, chained to a long
Necklace of beasts who have held loss
The same way elites hold morsel of prayers
Between their two front teeth.
There’s something about the night that
Refuses our wounds to cover,
Something opening our bodies to the absence of light.
Something that would open them angles up;
open their bodies to the bare
Of loneliness; make them the bare of loneliness.
I clasp a firefly between my teeth and charge
Towards the darkness,
Sometimes we’re not always present,
Because nobody wraps their arms around
Us to make us gifted.
“Who would bury the remains of our loss…”, yes, who indeed?Loved this.
Who would of course?? If not us, the dead🤭
Every line is an opening to/perception of another world. I’m going to reread this one.
I’m glad you’re feeling it, enjoy enjoy