I’ve been accused
Of aloofness,
Deep grey in the way
Of my lone-wolfness:
Distant, maybe lost,
Or at unrest, at least;
Too-heart-crossed,
At a witch-trial’s very best;
Angry, even,
As has been the beast
Of inordinately many
Malformed misfortunes—
Dirt-disenchanted,
Reaching for but the choice,
The right-to-love-roofless—
Still just salt for the urchins.
A few’ve recanted,
As they’ve found me unlost:
A faithful friend,
And as staid as stone.
Others’ve left me
At accursed-cost:
Cold, alone,
Abandoned to their own myiasis,
When what’s truly ice
‘Midst their impenetrable frost—
And so-chillingly,
Unapproachably ruthless—
Is how unclimbably high
And mistook-him-mossed
Their jury-box
Of sacked ivory surely is.
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