Wild and Tame
I see the Eager rain ,Dancing in my window pane
your in my cool eyes again, looking wild and tame
dropping coins in the wishing well ,
we met under the roped church bells
in the ache of years ago
on the monastery ,Tuck end row
pottery ,your hands of life
working by my old bee hive
hidden by the spokes of green
a summer wild machine
in the crushed drops , of vivid light
the scuba dive at night
in the torpid waves ,of spright
incompass the sight
on the rusty rails ,the train
rattling, by a sewer drain
cornered in the sounds , of Spain
the wheat , the corn , the grain
the fade ,of the ruin of sun
a bellowing ,blue of rum
defeated and answering , questions
your laugh, and quick inventions
we fell into ,each others arms
like empty, brain box beds
jumping on legs , we danced
got close, made a sweet advance
logs under buttered toast
the fire , like a diamond roast
in to steal , harboured wine
Laying on the sweating, straw of time
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