The tides of the day
Reave you from place
Grandeurs of time.
Somewhere the resolute
Intergenerate with the
Dancing dregs.
It wasn’t much else
Opiates in the mornings
Jamaican showers.
Why I turned about
I shall never understand
Perfect sight for perfect minds.
And beheld your face
Weathered and wrought
Like old leather.
When I wonder about
Times passed
I see you.
Death in the light of day
The diminution of sight
Plagued interstellar lights.
Where downs revive
And flesh is rent
Seven ways from remiss.
When the demure
Silence rings in your ears
Much as a passed star,
You will have seen my
Lead in the auspices of
Lightning remnants.
Coming to bear in
White clefts of
Salt flats.
I had sooner thought you
Dead than another
Conglomerate of
The chastity of the woe
For the sevenfold tense
Of a lightning day.
I postulate that
You may again soar
In space below.
Yours was the evidence
Of a life spent searching
For that last remnant of time:
The vertebrate condition.
© 2007 Neurosis
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