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I am neither turtle nor hare


My arms tighten too much like a knot would

To grasp the hand of a faceless Love

Lost and restless feet that know no home

Treading with barren toes in dust, a cracked heel tracing bloody footsteps

 

The ancient turtle will always outcrawl my wandering soul

Yet again we meet - “today it shall be me,” yet again I say

 

My scars are stitched by a hundred good intentions.

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