I walk the past in chapters.
With the who, where and when’s.
Knowledge of my future.
It's the riddle in the wounds.
On this bleached, ruinous moor.
Shrill wind, sadness, secrets.
A sizzling cigarette and tears,
underscore this melody mine.
A little laugh.
The absurdist situations.
How did I travel?
To here from thereabouts.
In April’s wake,
It’s been a simple twist of fate.
To find god and goodness.
And Dylan on the moor.

Comments
lenchenelf | April 28, 2009 - 09:59
Nice piece :-)); small typo, 2nd stanza,line 2 'shril'? atb L
ralph | April 28, 2009 - 12:07
Fixed and thank you.