Photo by M Mitchell on Unsplash
A striding hunger to bond disease
Falls short to this pale, gaunt marrow,
An indent of the bone and back bowed knees
Presents a spawned and black horned sparrow.
The start of this flight to a perfection flail
Calls for the frank, flesh fitted pastor,
To rip a wing from this shadowed entrail
And feed it to their flickering master.
But my master is that worm from mother to mouth,
Was strong when the chill came flocking,
Though couldn’t fight morning’s music south,
Taken by the sharp gate’s knocking.
I come to your gold resting set
And lay my black horned sparrow’s fret.

Comments
There are no comments for this story
Be the first to respond and start the conversation.