You Are My Heart and Always Have
In the near future, at the sound of the door opening, we will come to some end through eyes, voices, rooms forgotten, as we give up on our desires easing into and out of our heaviness to acknowledge the cycle always repeats, reacting, becoming severed from rest and into decomposure, until the world swallows us whole and we are home again. I’m sorry for my ghosts and all their failures. I never did befriend, their delicacy, like strands of long hair carried in a breeze, to get caught on god’s garage sale sweater, the one with the black holes bigger than time, chilling the bitter game we play to awaken from our enigmatic existence; wine from his cup doesn’t necessarily have equations, at least none that can solve for the value of our why— the resurrection of the world in sun loving algae and bacterial design, that the very soil and fungi remembers in some deep dream of ancient light where there is no word for goodbye.















