Saturday, August 6, 2011

Tango de la Materia, No. 24

When carry the world

Upon thy shoulders

No soul will venture

To (lend/loan/even hold) a hand

’Least not for long

Without lies

Life a heavy feather

In ailing breeze

Rather swarm all of the mountaintops

Having found thyself

So tightly knit

Needed to (unravel/unwind)

And in a weep of drugged passion

Hath forsaken love her children

Hath (buried/burned) them unborn souls

At times a soul of word

Must know to break the Word

Ephemeral

Seeing things that simply

(Aren’t there/are hiding)

In material stain

Vicarious memories’

Great divide

Wheat and grapes like bread and wine

Hath eaten Thyself alive for a lie

Then one ’n it’s all gone

Thy’ll have it all

And all’ll be far

Far gone the martyr’s call

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