Walking The Likes Of A Desert Poem by james watkin
Walking The Likes Of A Desert
Walking the likes of a desert
In a Love-thirst
When yet on streets, burnt-lain
Hot blown again
Upon oases stagger I;
Weaker-knead, come.
To drink of what do uprise
Does shape for eyes.
Past defeated tone's "mirage"?
Self-doubt's adage!
Only into forgetfulness
Sinking, confess.
Monday, October 22, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: love
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