11/28/09 12:43 am - The first poem I've written in 7 years.
6:16
And I can hear the early birds singing (on their early worm hunt)
From somewhere outside your window.
The crickets do their laundry, the lizards make breakfast.
I count the seconds interspersing Eden’s Symphony.
ruuuumble, the first bus goes by.
beepbeep, an alarm clock goes off.
6:17
And I can feel Mother Nature lovingly whispering Good morning
against my bare skin--
Goosebumps. She will not be defeated by my thin
cotton shirt. I am thankful for your warmth.
6:18
And I can see the spectrum of tiny dots
exploding-shrinking-reforming-expanding-d isappearing
Behind my eyelids. I valiantly fight Consciousness, I desperately seduce Relaxation,
Struggling
to keep asleep--
beepbeep.
Shit.
6:19
I listen to your even breathing, I watch your chest rise and fall.
You turn over, arms outstretched, like a call
Through the wilderness of your dreamscape, a question masked in a plea.
I answer.
6:20
And if you ask me,
this is the best part of my everyday.
And I can hear the early birds singing (on their early worm hunt)
From somewhere outside your window.
The crickets do their laundry, the lizards make breakfast.
I count the seconds interspersing Eden’s Symphony.
ruuuumble, the first bus goes by.
beepbeep, an alarm clock goes off.
6:17
And I can feel Mother Nature lovingly whispering Good morning
against my bare skin--
Goosebumps. She will not be defeated by my thin
cotton shirt. I am thankful for your warmth.
6:18
And I can see the spectrum of tiny dots
exploding-shrinking-reforming-expanding-d
Behind my eyelids. I valiantly fight Consciousness, I desperately seduce Relaxation,
Struggling
to keep asleep--
beepbeep.
Shit.
6:19
I listen to your even breathing, I watch your chest rise and fall.
You turn over, arms outstretched, like a call
Through the wilderness of your dreamscape, a question masked in a plea.
I answer.
6:20
And if you ask me,
this is the best part of my everyday.




