You happen to me like breath on a mirror A vanishing shape in the fog You are a whisper among beating drums. A tribal rhythm of dusty heels. Something primitive clawing on the shore. Something primitive in me. Between ventricle and atrium. You are a ghost in my veins. I let you out to stand on the tip of my tongue where you taste in me the syrup of need. And I hear, through you, the melody of want. No steps to take, no map to here Words blast heat fusing the dreams of our poems. Leaving rhythms for us to dance like the feathers we are on this breeze. Two spirits in the mist Reincarnated, we share atoms. Collided and blinking truth, beads of life skip, suspended in sky, like dust kicked up from primitive heels. This is the most I can be; a splash of light on the altar of an empty church. And I ask you to sing to me again, as I drift off to sleep. Waiting on my dreams.
A Collection of Poetry