"When you go" (Edwin Morgan)

                                                                   Saudade.

When you go,

if you go,

And I should want to die,

there's nothing I'd be saved by

more than the time 

you fell asleep in my arms

in a trust so gentle 

I let the darkening room

drink up the evening, till

rest, or the new rain

lightly roused you awake.

I asked if you heard the rain in your dream&

and half dreaming still you only said, I love you.

― Edwin Morgan

Now. Here.

Then one day, just like that
and seemingly out of order,
a gust of pixie dust blows your Universe
open ― a space at a sacred place
in your heart, in your mind
conjure old new wor[l]ds
from the solace of nowhere ―
a promise, in now here.

                                                (just like that)
                                                In a brave instant.

On the stroke of twelve

Wheat field

Five somber days gone by. Over

the wheat fields of Europe's Granary

a Firebird was shot down. In broad daylight.

Now a ghostly train travels back. At night

wagons loaded with corpses. Instead of grain ― 

death. Hatred maddening the senses.

The ripe wheat left in the field.

Bent down. Unharvested. 

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Sunburned edges

Flowers adrift

Apple of my eyes :

For my love of roses

Apples

Sunshine

Hibiscus

Riddle

"I'll tell you a riddle. 
You're waiting for a train, a train that will take you far away. 
You know where you hope this train will take you, but you don't know for sure. 
But it doesn't matter. . .

How can it not matter to you where that train will take you?" 

- Inception, The Movie