Mark Heathcote
Poems by Mark Heathcote : 19 / 440
A poetic exile
What is there to berate
Life—for: Why equate
It has not any meaning..?
Every sap that's shelled-out
The husk, longs further, seeding.
"Every breath a water-spout
Leaps into death, pupate.
And is yet, still, dreaming...
Of the wings of perfection",
Too fulfil life's passion.
The gift of love's pre-emption...
Mark Heathcote
Submitted: Thursday, February 16, 2012
Poems by Mark Heathcote : 19 / 440
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