
Push away hands from the rain
The flood washes them too clean
Nobody here will survive what they think they will
The living face wrapped in the cold spring
Of mornings that die
Of mornings that die without stars
To break the fall of sleep
To break the wall of dream
The mornings that die
The tender web of silver protest
Undone
Fragile unkept
Struggling under the weight
Of leaning mothers reaching out for the
Last of their love
Too late
They remain numberless and
Clothed by men who pin the feathers on with knives
They who come back
And into this war
And into this war
Of words, of mirrors to be a prisoner
Again, we
Hang ourselves with our flesh
Then we run and hide
From blizzards
About the Creator
Daniel Evans
“Do you hate people?”
“I don't hate them...I just feel better when they're not around.”
― Charles Bukowski




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