February 05, 2005
Opposite Ends of the Earth
This is a picture of the pier in Fairhope, Alabama taken from the Municipal Park at sunset on February 4, 2005.
Opposite Ends of the Earth
"...and he placed at the east of the garden of Eden Cherubims, and a flaming sword which turned every way, to keep the way of the tree of life."
--Genesis 3:24
You fell toward the heavens
as I passed the equator
and the earth moved between us.
(that may be the closest you ever get)
I never knew the
difference between
good and evil
until I tasted you.
Adam's sin left a void
you constantly try to
fill. You have become
an addict to a drug you’ve
never had.
You wanted me to save you,
but I'm not a savior
and even if I was
you'd just end up
nailing me to a cross.
At the Murder Scene of a Soul
At the Murder Scene of a Soul
"...and how do you trace chalk around a dead soul?"
when we lose faith
we die
we become chalk outlines
scurrying across the floors
of believers,
slinking under their sofas
when their faith
is too strong,
and hovering on the ceilings
above lovers
that have yet
to learn the
art of deceit.
we wait for the
opportunity to slip
into an innocent's shadow
and satiate our need
to devour their faith
in order that we may have a taste
of what we once had.
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