For the Broken,
For the Scarred,
For Wanderers Finding Home (2)
Come away my love
Hear the breezes whistle your name on treetops
where our heart are entwined
and home looks closer from distant horizon.
Come away my love,
sonnet,
sunset
Let the birds find us kin to their flight
in gray skies and wanton winds,
though the horror of the dead allures
and beckons us to their resting places
Come away, my love,
ornate skin, the colour of my mother’s hearth
Step into salvation,
remember whose son you are
Find your origins in the waves,
and mother’s voice in the way they leap and crash each time,
bellowing the richness of her loves in the foamy kisses of the sea.
Do you not see, dearest scarred,
the beauty in those cracks, and how each missing piece is filled with gold?
Do you not see the beauty that glares from the cracks?
from your eyes? the nki on your cheeks?
Come away my love,
This is not about soldierly matches,
It is about sea feet,
swerving, swaying rhythm less caricature of dances.
Come away my love,
sway with me soul mate,
like toddlers on first steps
Let the music resonates with us alone,
Nothing else matters.
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