If color would leave my lungs
I would birth the upside bloom
Stumbling wind to nakedness
Looping in it’s infant wool
Their church structured maids
Where faithful organs cry
Kneeling tears to write
The poised triangular remark
In my conscious amber bourbon
Whispering news-printed thighs
Of come here little girl
Promises obeying the hush
In it’s measureless dark
Soul squinting perforation
Cluttering the yellower bee stolen
Buzzing yet louder
Unbalanced in numb prayers
Altar struggled teething reaching skies
Sky I stand here
Dimly in this battle
In this hived sullied crime scene
Sky vigil these wrist
Ferny razors for leaves
Rooting rust for moons
Engendering your ample stitching
Laboriously seaming my primal veins to mighty
Inundating my pulse in your indestructible selvage evermore
