Words lost in the crevices of the sky Will one day fall as rain, Drenching the damp earth Where Lullabys are unwritten stories hemmed to a setting sky,
They never burst in the seams, Slide ’n tinngggs like a few screws Moving in an empty box, They share the sun, cut it into pieces Put it on a plate, faux painted with the Moon and stars, Punctured sky bends the night, Chasing light on the highway with each Closing halogen,
My mind moves with this dark Holding the light blink-vanishing, Huffing-puffing reaching the fence From where you can only float, Where the constellations move with the water, Fishes swim in the ether, And a strong wind carries him….
Recognizable only in his patched clown coat and screw eyes, I see his arthritic walk in the broken road familiar, The old hawker who sold dreams…..
Time. He moves like time. Ferried by that paper boat disappearing in the wild,
How often do we dream death And ask death are we dreaming ?
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