I wish someone would sprinkle sea
Upon my head.
I want to bathe with the fish and sun
That are sinking down upon me.
A brilliant unknown:
Magic that disappears each time we trip.
The sky cracked,
As if seen through a through a specimen plate.
We reach the top of an abandoned building.
Surrounded by the whispers
Of dandelion fluff,
We’re a song.
The ash-colored ground
Is decorated with light.
Wrapped in the roaring sound,
We’re a bouquet.
With these plucked wings…
Words,
Are blown backward, no breath to contend,
Elegantly fading away.
While amid the sea birds
And the pull of the tide
A devious star flashes.
Leading us on, then casting us away,
As we paddle our boat.
Upon the midnight sea
It’s the reverberations of the sea breeze
And this blazing world
That we bury our cheeks in.
Dead center,
In a whirlpool of creaking voices,
We join hands and navigate through needle-like rain.
As this grand view darkens,
We play with the haze of heat
That’s falling head first into the ground,
And dance with time.
We reach the top of an abandoned building.
Surrounded by the whispers
Of dandelion fluff,
We’re a song.
The ash-colored ground
Is decorated with light.
Wrapped in the roaring sound,
We’re a bouquet.
I wish someone would sprinkle sea,
Upon our ceiling…