Needles
In the night I dream of dormant things
Your love for me
and feathers not yet wings
But without flight
I fall
Oh please!
I try to scream but I cannot
Trembling, I find the knot
and loosen it
with all my wants and needles.
I am not a quiltsmith, though
they say you reap that which you sow
My garden is a river's flow
and on its riverbanks just stones
I gave you one
but you said no and it skipped away
So here we are
sewn back apart
The brilliant patchwork done by heart
Only once I start to see
There's no "against"
between you
and me
except maybe
when I lean against you
Will there be peace
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