Wednesday, 10 June 2009

my dagger heart of magic and a handful of extraordinary daily routines

there are always two sides to things.
and always just one dice to throw in order to claim
at least seven points
seven full moons
seven glassfuls
and seven shattered desires

so you go and play your hand, count your chances
say goodbyes you don't wanna say
recite a backward salute
and seclude
in a space where no light enters,
no remedy works, and no past is found

in this you float, knowingly;
every time you lift a heel
what once held your weight disappears
in that lonely saturday dawn embrace
every step repeating
the endless gesture of deleting

so you're conscious
you're not only leaving behind
you're missing a chance
of that one dice showing only one dot

you're leaving me, my dagger heart of magic
our chance to make it through
whatever world we may have inherited
with beautiful, bright-morning-light-intensity
and a handful of extraordinary daily routines



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