I the crippled satyr
Have left cloven hoof prints in the garden and
Found the child entombed
Her fetal bones soft in her bejeweled casket
I fail and call
Have the oak in her mourning
Found refuge from deathly Saturn
Her limbs barred before the gale
I move not and
Have never a fear
Found though she is
Her door is shut
I sleep in the sun on my bed in my room and I
Have a dream that high though the peak rose I reached its summit and
Found dead men
Her face in the moonlight, too far from the shore
I hold four hydras
Here in my hands
And they bite and they tear and I cannot let them go
special thanks to John Darnielle and Seattle University Housing And Residence Life
Friday, November 19, 2010
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