Paths of the Heavy Lost
Seeming as soaked in salvation as
wet wheat fields
rusted with rain
and the heavy clouded mountains in their fog-wreaths of blue
The air cleared, the humidity sucked out by
The trees, now cool and dripping
rain like liquid mercury, slow
on my torso as I brush by,
heart rending all the while
face frozen in contortion
from the grinding of my teeth,
I walk.
The grey dew-evening longing
to lend me some relief.
Oh Lord, I've lost my way
with words and with You.
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