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Haru
2020-12-08
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the entirety of the heavens
all spinning through the darkened sky
so visible since the lockdown began
severed from car lamps and street lights
not that it is safe to saunter
through these shadowy streets alone
so I barricade myself in the first room I can find
and watch pedestrians' computer screens glow
an ocean of potential portals to Hell
retrofitted with keyboards and such
I can't be the only one responsible for this mess:
the burden would simply be too much
I scour my inner regions raw in the shower
to punish myself for feeling
and then, come blood, curse my land
not given time for healing
this crimson flower that graces my shoulder
seeks out the rivers that run in my veins,
the opening to Yomi that feeds off my pain,
convinced I won't live long enough to grow older
had I existed a thousand years
earlier, these fingers might have been
spent weaving reams of fabric, worked
to the bone, to the point of tears
but a clock hails above me, ticking down to nil
if only I had batteries so my purpose I could fulfill
***
CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (c) Vane Vander

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Hoarding
2021-07-14
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kings are we
this band of three
our splendor gleams
for all to see
and we trek on
to yonder end
to greet the babe
in stable pen
some years with legs
some years without
lasered glass
or wooden cutout
Christmas lights
in constant prayer
ceaseless trek
up wooden stairs
every year
bodies grow smaller
featureless
Holy Mother
to ceramic slivers
we will all erode
no more gifts for
us to bestow
***
CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (c) Vane Vander

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You Can't Go Home Again
2021-07-16
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"Come summer, there will be as much sun
as anyone
could ever want,
and you will have
all the time in the world
to open a book and let the pages unfurl."
But I doubt summer will ever come,
for the winds tug at my hair,
and the rain waits for no one,
and I have now lost more than a year
to someone else's mistake,
to a whole lot of someone elses' fear.
Can I fight against my nature?
Can I resign myself to torture
self-baden, self-scarred,
severed by far
from the home
that is myth,
that was never my own?
I carry within this body an unspeakable name
pointing to where lies eternal spring,
where I could never return
having earned
failure's shame
and the enmity
of the deity
I only ever yearned
to be friends with.
Only in these books
can I unfurl my wings,
can I step once more
in that town I long forsook.
***
CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (c) Vane Vander