A Certain Lieutenant
A narrow band
that’s full of holes
Through this I channel my energy
Long and stretched it waits for me
(sitting within, perhaps)
Sitting innocently with an evil glow
I am its keeper and its watcher
I am victim to its accessibility
Through this I measure my power
and deliver it, for my pleasure.
The empty spaces, they thrive uselessly
loneliness
And as my body hungers and feeds --
like the ebb and flow of life
in the desolate places of this world --
My companion draws on a sweeter nectar
My companion is not stoic it is not vague
-- it lingers, though.
So consider the whisper of romance, and
the taste of milk.
My companion does not generate
and it does not extend
Power --
pure and swift is taken,
delivered, absorbed, and
spent.
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