I long to find a
Forgotten woodland trail and
Tread where faeries have.
To bury my feet
In grey sands and tired waves,
And watch the sun bleed.
To tan my pale skin;
For this relentless Summer
To last forever.
To caress bronze skin,
Run my fingers through black curls,
To kiss paint-red lips.
To hear the great works
Pour forth from a pretty mouth.
Some Poe would be nice.
Feel a foreign sun
Upon my shoulders, and to
grin a loving grin.
The constellations
In their places are obscured;
I wish to see them.
To listen to tales
Of the ancient Gods, long dead,
From one much wiser.
To find adventure,
And forget this corrupt world
For just a whil
White dog, fool!
Death will show!
Catch its drool,
You’re free to go.
Lone wolf, boy!
No love to thee!
Stab the ground,
And you’ll go free.
Rainy solstice,
Humid Summer.
Whistles entice
Lightning and thunder.
Owl cries,
Terrible Winter.
Relative dies
For sleep-laughter.
Do not wake
The sleeping walker!
Spirits do take
The midnight stalker.
Earaches are cured
By inversion and drool;
Rest assured
The bear’s not cruel.