'Fog And Soul' Poem by James McLain

'Fog and Soul'
which the wind and I hail, with you in whispers
and the change of rain spotted now,
cover your day with the silk veil and when I move it, driven.
Painful as painful each kiss misssed
and when love mixed the brain and the body' thereof;
The pain of my heart, as for me/my sky perhaps,
Standing me up it withstands.
I paused and the wave nodded over you. my love.
perhaps because of my life so be it/is buried shallow
and moved eventually around in the constant night
and the leaves hanging over me,
rain down as you once did upon my soul.