I arrive on your doorstep as a hunger
spilling lilacs from my tongue
like slippery letters,
you a tablet of sky on fire
you are the bright layers of rock
brought out by the grind's polish
of many moons
flowing over the cloaked bodies
of many grand pianos
black daffodil of the finely carved
and silent graveyard
where I go to collect the hair
of my half-gone spirit and be wet
with dawn-hewn rivers
in the curtain of days
that ripple over melted sands
my soul in the hands
of your hands.
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