In a steep smelter- I pour my silver dreams slowly-
And before it weaponises- I fill a pond with it-
No more paper boats monsoon borne will rise come rain-
Because my dreammelt takes too much space-
I make big rocks float- sour grass sink- the floor and speed
Are my neighbour's cat- the memories of failure go to her
Garden and begin their house without consulting me-
Her shadow mails me a complaint letter- I set up a meeting-
She comes- sometimes ahead sometimes away sometimes after-
I slash her asunder from misery- (because I had- without telling
Anyone- reforged the sword from my dream)- I Arthur it out
Of her shadow skull- for the human limit is only a butterfly dream.
~Ajay
24/2/19
YOU ARE READING
seaboyman ~ poetry
Poetry~ is that not the perfect visual image of life and death / a fish flapping on the carpet and a fish not flapping on the carpet ~
