Wednesday, February 3, 2010

In Death

In death, I imagine love as the breeze
That dances through beautiful things like blooming flowers
And if this love was ever only ours
It is so much bigger now

Indefinable and immeasurable
But concrete too
It is the coo of child
The scene on a mild summer evening
When the sun sets just right
And omits the perfect amount of light

In death, love is always, always right
Ever-lasting and ever-blowing
Love is all-knowing
It survives after reason
Season upon season
Till our bones are dust and swept in the breeze, and
I think that breeze is love

2 comments:

#1 fan said...

Beautiful. Which isn't surprising, at all.

Dee said...

you are my breeze :) I can feel you all the way from D.C...amazing poem!