dark before dawn muscle memory draws the frail body from bed and sets it off on a mad quest
Tag: poetry
what has survived the monsoon’s rampage: midsummer’s moon and an undying warmth
there is a design to this reality we have failed to understand: illusions built on the fundamentals of wear and tear
a black that feels deep green: summer crow tilts its head and concurs
gaze long enough at glass towers and you’ll find that the other world has always been in plain sight
a salve like no other kind words and gentle first light
woke up to a silly thought: madness matters
coffeeshop now ground zero for the heralds of chaos
silence like plague spreads from the forest grim and into the hearts of frail men
if quiet is to reign then keep in mind the rule of dark: absolution
