Poems

Our Old Bed

I wait for you in a white shadow
Lit by (matches from) branches of the tree
Under which we parted
When you come
Water grows within my veins
Like clouds from the sea
And I walk staggering/ And I stumble between your thighs
Towards the bandage for my ever-bleeding wound
Our bed is the sand in(habiting) the old deep/depth
Undefined/vague like a rumour
Together on this silk
Desire fills our voices with birds
As new friendship fills the night
You and I are a late night conversation
Under the breast of the horizon
In a seaside tavern
Breastfed (?) the waiting
We come to this beach/the seashore
To teach the dawn standing on one leg
And go to the forest/woods
To fell the trees of possibilities
Stone gives birth to stone
And I always wait for you
Behind the nothing
That stops the globe of the earth
(From) rolling down the mountain of the universe.