A haze of static,
damaged footmarks.
I fall through,
an ensconced,
upward trudge.
Beneath a trampled,
loving heart.
Human Times, all, tired,
from trying,
and taking much …
… steps.
To pull my
pulmonary
art’ried
veins apart.
Yet, I have the heart, to walk, free, and back up,
ahead,
and, alone, I’ll walk if I must.
Above, Human Time’s attempts, to leave rattled,
and misled,
my naive, undaunted trust.
A haze of damaged,
static footmarks.
Stand to shape wings,
of the feet, I,
used to stamp.
And, nail strings,
to streets, all,
couped with lamps.
Human Times, try to —
make a markered,
marring of my columbary home.
That epitomises me, a martyr;
a housemartin’s misanthrope.
And, yet, still, I soar above the smoke.
© poormansdreams
