Devout

July 17, 2006

DevoutWhen I started believing
that the hollow of your shoulders is
where the world began, I have
without knowing, given
life to a muted song
trilling
only in-between
death and rebirth
of a star. Colliding with me
in a vista of sound and light
extending into every
multiverse as I clutch
frozen, white hot tatters
of myself, fiercely
defying any change
on my own semblance of space,
time and truth (be untold to me).
I swagger along
the last verses of what was to be
a final eulogy to my comfortable, vast


loneliness. Only to heed
that wisp of a whisper. Tugging
on the unbeliever, seeing the sum
of fear and adulation, seeing
that falling without end is possible
because I can will myself to
die every night, just so I can
relive one miracle: I began
when I started believing
on the divinity
of your
skin.

blue rogue