Hearts Thumping In Lament Poem by Mark Heathcote

Hearts Thumping In Lament



We're all tied together you and I
Little black moths of the fraternal sky
Dancing together bound by these stars
Moonlight; drowning in her reservoirs.

We're brothers of the wing on the wind
Flapping ahead… held by strands of hemp
Woven threads of string, kept just aligned…
Holding us our; hearts thumping in lament.

We're all tied together you and I
Little black moths of the murky sky
Oh why did I ever doubt your song?
Soft & cruel, I like you…
I like you just wanted to belong.

Dancing together bound by these stars
Moonlight; drowning in her reservoirs.
I found a brother an ally in my own sway,
Let me fly; let me break those strings, today.
Let me be sealed in stars and flowers, today.

Little black moths of the fraternal sky
We're all tied together you and I.

Saturday, January 24, 2015
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