Golden flecks through the cracks

Wooden slats start to pass

The wheat piles in stacks


The air stills till last

Fields whistles in anticipation 

They look towards the past


Rustling shifts to patience 

Birds dressed as snakes listen 

A spark of magic is waitin’


Gold transforms to wetness; starts a tension

The snakes swim to their nest

Their homes fills with aggression


Their patience is tested

Make their match a lesson

They are left beheaded 


A spell breaks the jest

So we can all rest

Mangled

Your frame is found on the tiles of ceramist through time 

You don't care

That you intrude and intrigue past your vessel


That you might be the reborn of those who have passed

Because How would you make it to a bathroom

Your form so small


You are not fast like a spider,

Nor quick as a fly

You are slow


Slow and unbelonging in this home

In this Life, though that may be cruel of me

But you don't care, you move Inch by Inch


Perhaps you've transcended outside and in

That you just popped into existence

And history and knowledge is transcending into you


That if you cry, stars might fall out of them 

Or possibly this is not the first bathroom you have seen

That you visit people in the most intimate place, through time and space


At their most intimate moments

To  just watch, to distract past pain

To study, I’m not sure


In my mind, you have been shifted and mangled 

Evolved past our first meeting, 

A false version, an obsession 


I close my eyes and enlargen you past the universe

You become translucent with the sky 

To be something that you are not

But to become that you are 

Take Me Home

Take me home 

To the windy castle 

Air whistles past


Take me home 

The chainmail rattling

The shine blinding 


Take me home

to the hard bed

where the silence is led


Take me home

The castle kitchen 

Oh the rolls they be cookin’


Take me home 

I miss my mama

I miss her laughter


I hope to meet 

The younger me that wondered