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Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Desert poem

"Desert Road" by Joey

Deeper bleaker liters lavish dreams and scatter flat

From a pointed beacon rising for the earth that sat

Yesterday, today, between it sky night space and sun

Sun a circle joining past as future lines in one

Never can we run from it, never can we run


Earth kissed Wind and compromised, rising sinned and sandy

Water fell below his stair, desires death demanding

Landing where the Earth returns salvation yearns escape

Escape again begins therein, forsakes to bake and make

Never can we run from it, never find escape


Time, our road abode borne upon survival's back

Either curb disturbs beyond bazaar and terrible tracks

Sight and sound, taste and touch, orders for our sake

Light and air, drip and stone, these alone we take

Never can we run from them, therefore stop and make

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