If I dissolved the universe
for a cup of joy,
or, a sip of worth,
would your own thirst; desert, destroy?
Waive away wet debtor’s curse?
If I had wings; angelic and divine,
to float across
this great divide,
would the final approach be a gainful loss?
Pinion clipped and cropped;
by fortune’s perennial pain inside.
If I weaved you fabric journeys
from my textile dreams,
could you knit me back together?
Fix these broken seams?
If those silk and satin sojourns
of vivid;
reds, blues, yellows, greens,
became moth eaten
by their endeavour,
or, no longer serene,
could you fill the gaps
of what goes in between?
Or, would you crumble and crack,
like my fantasies of “soundly asleep”?
Living through a nightmare’s lens;
of perpetual black,
soundtrack; my innermost screams.









