Monday, December 8, 2014

Run Climb and Fall





The fire ambers wasted away in the darkness
Of the punishing room  - emptying the night’s mares
Out the window in a chase for a new day fluoresce
The mountain’s brawn forming stairs
To run and run seeking the morning’s cool caress.


There’s something magical in the air
When the old night sheds away the covers of blindness
And dawn’s naked vagaries hint of bare
Silhouettes, with the flowing hair,
Fleeing across to the distant kindness.


Eyes are closed in fear however, they can see
The end at the long edge of time
And heaven from a mountain’s climb
     One must eventually fall unto the sea
Where air and water chime as internal rhyme.
  






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