
Two Lovers
There were two lovers young in hue
Their touch and pupils were quite soft
But their hearts told ages not known
By the dour eyes of their elders
One day the lovers grew pale
Their fair flesh with thorns extant
And two lonely corpses in bed
Found with a lyre of ten strings
And to Awake a Sleeping Heart
He wanted things to stay the same
He wanted to take the stars and tie
Them in a ribbon; hold them to
The earth Forever, and never
Letting go of his dreams
To Sleep, of the Garrison They Speak
I feel its time is coming nigh
The breadth of a moment; or the
Moment within breath – like the force
Of iron within all things living
Hearts resealing, in disarray
Eyes disbelieving, or astray
The moment forms like a code
Something strangely comes to unfold
Hiding in screens, we hide behind
Our walls and sheens; through the velvet
We must go, all together, all
Alone – If we ever be so bold
Inside/out
Make the good stuff bad
It’s all so clearly wrong
We’re not made to last
Alone but never lonely
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