
Prayer of the Infinite Heart
Art by Norman E. Masters
The time to sleep is now and past I sit in my corner with words to play with There's food and drink it won't come but burns a few more lines Work passes pressure in my head hunger of seeing being Writing alone to my time to the inside of it all a love waits for me, close, softness sweetness the beauty overcomes the moment is I am not to touch but to write I can touch you again Even now Only one hand holds the pen |
SO LONG FRIEND
All though the whole
life Falls with in IT
NO ONE is really saved
or
Even sees IT |
Soon there'll be snow
to cool the hurt
I've never really finished that poem
that thing that will make it right
is
the belief in tomorrow
the falling onto and into,
friends
mailing letters
work
the thing that counts
is caring
smallness of mind
is no eraser
all meant something
at least to
me
I heard
the trees heard
they'll tell me about it
the rest of my life
Tall is dying you said
Tall is letting go so in time
to make a new life
out of the old
--Love--
the word boggles
the word tears apart the page
you want to know???
you have to know!
it won't can't
anymore
What are you doing now?
I mean right now
not when you're reading this
Back
Oct 9 nineteen hundred 70
about in the walls of this
place
my Radio whispers to me
not the way you used to
my Radio
is
less mechanical
you weren't perfect you know
even to my love
I said I don't care and felt
how imperfect I was too
light shining on you
Now thatitisover
my heart chooses
the kind of wall to build
(its new construction)
A glass
wall might work
so all can see
none get close enough
to hurt
A stone wall
like yours
maybe
that is chipped away only slowly
always
ending dully and killing |
Two walls stood together forever sharing the same sun air bearing the cold ice of winter (life together) Some day one crumbled Rocks on the ground without it really seemed to the wall it wasn't the same the Rock spilled on the ground spelled love see??? |
You my friend are just a piece of left over love hardly worth noticing less even than to death |
