Even though I am heavy as the weight of the Earth,
I walk like a whisper in the silvery grey nightfollowing ghosts that don't see me,
haunting them,
haunting.
Bright blinding sun comes to melt off the frost,
and I wake from my wandering
in the grass,
in the cold, sharp grass.
When overcast shadows pale the afternoon sky
and rain clouds threaten
like tight, battered fists,
I find myself sleeping and dreaming of you,
I am always dreaming of you.
I will curl up in a circle
like a bird in a nest,
cover me with my own velvet wing
and rock myself,
like the child that I never was,
and I'll sing myself to sleep,
I will sing.
And I will pray that you will hear me,
wherever you are,
and your heart will feel weight
and a twin twist of pain,
and you will be haunted by memories of me,
and of eyes the color of winter rain,
of eyes the color of rain.
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