Original Detritus
Wandering in a wood of shelves and books,
Over litter, leaves fallen and gone
From branches of minds the winds of time shook,
For one page that remains empty as dawn,
A sheet virgin white upon which to write
A creation of beauty and lines,
Intertwining, binding, beneath moonlight,
Like the thread of fate made of wayward vines,
A vine to grow and bloom, full and mature,
Until its fruit nourish humanity's soul
With words clean and clear as dew on stream-shore,
Each word a mirror of thoughts never told,
But each page dies yellow and old with must
Encrusting beneath used words of ink-rust.
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