Our day are numbered
You wanted to concoct a monody
On a dead end highway
In an impossible springtime.
You gravity, your counter-hell
wreaked the restless angles of your mind.
You turned back into letters.
As you brought to yoke the ancient nothingness
In the wind of myth
In a flovk of time
And your thristy morrors
Lynched the shadow of a bridesmaind
I've told this to no one else.
How the traces of your blond
Preside over a thimble full of light,
How a creck in the fetid sky veers.
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