Thursday, March 17, 2016

The Beggar



Let me walk loose upon the earth
So that my roots can cling on its dirt

Let me live as low as your feet
 In the corner of a putrid street

For this is my home and my church
Where the unseen and tainted lurch

Let the wind blow away my dream
As your coffee devours the cream

Let the laughter refresh my heart
From the ache that won’t depart

Let the sun touch my filthy skin
Whose flesh beneath is now thin

I will disembowel my hunger in time
If anyone wants to offer me a dime

Let me bow my head like a flower
Among trees soaring like a tower

Let my leaves open to the heaven
As it begs from seven until eleven

Let me pray to the Urban Deities
Under a dark cloud of anxieties

Let the blanket of night cover me
Among the stars that I wish to be

Let my eyes close into a deep sleep
And let this be my end and final trip




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16 March 2016 / 10:54 PM
Wednesday / In my home

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