lark on the morn

Today I draw dark lines in charcoal on parchment so thin as to air. All gravities pull in your direction and the angles bend true, in teeth-branded skin and hurt so good.

Head wrapped in linen for better to see. My fingers dance liminal, waiting for the telegraph of dream. Can you see the words writ in water? The ripples cross my dark lines in coal drawn on angle to you.

Granites love your gravity, antlers turn their curves to thee.

And, it is in this I apprehend. Waiting on the morning lark to call you into being.


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