The untended garden, an unintended garden - sentiment on mismatched sheets, clipped together. Ardour in plainness; I leave you my outgrowth - all of it.
This that bloomed about me, without me - this feather that still grows a fan; the bout is all yours, yours, yours.
Half a violin; the black key that flows - the accidental colour that is always getting deeper - I leave you lucid blood and a swinging door... ...to churn into love that which is more than love.
I see that the string has been pulled and I see that you're caught in the frenzy - you're trying to lull the music into sleep. I see that you're fluting a purple tune to this chord that still vibrates and vibrates, red.
The guitar was a gun and the trigger done; I see, I see that the string has been pulled.
I long to kiss your lips and empty you of this music.
Although I sing to you at times, I do not make The Confession. I only wish you'd see the concession I made when you didn't touch me.
How similar are our thoughts- yours about life, and mine about death: You refer to your breath when you say 'struggle' and I refer to your breath when I struggle to live.
Drape it a lyric across those lips; keep it on your fingertips- my name you say is enough? Have it clipped to your heart, but know: I will go. I will go where there is no art- no seas, no shores, no ships. I will go where the wind is rough when it whips life into submission. I will tow every line you drew and disrupt this symmetry that still tries to contain me- trap it, if you still want... my name on a ruled sheet. I will go where poetry is artless.