Tuesday, 18 October 2016

The night buried in your lap


the night was buried in your lap
and your apron modestly covered it
the light from the oil lamp
amplified the waves of the fabric
it was decided that you would
encompass all that was made
from the sun to the woods
and the sea, you poor maid
sadness was made yours too
by some dark chain of events
and the waves of your dress
you shyly hid from the light
so that none would perish
in its ebbing threads
nor lose sight in the buried night
that night buried in your lap
 

No comments:

Post a Comment

Avis sur la chose en question
Feedback on the thing in question

What Really Irritates Me In Men, Women and Poodles, and Other Sartorial Considerations Very Late at Night, Part 10

  Disclaimer – this was written in the aftermath of the pandemic, a month or so after the restrictions, and rediscovered today as I wanted t...