ROOTS
The roots release the moisture,
As all lips at one time kiss,
They salivate the cavity,
Of earths deep quenching bliss.
Stepping-Stones
Take me away to the steppes,
On a flying horse with wings,
Whose hoofs are made of melody,
Laughing as he sings,
Ride me across the central-asian plains,
To where only animals and sky remain,
Among the dry and hunted lands,
Through the dying remains of Chingiz hands,
And the wavering tongues of hill tribe bands,
Take me past the multi-tonal throats,
That cut like double-edged swords through Russian coats,
Ride me past the hidden flocks,
Beneath the rocks,
Of Golden Lords, and Golden hordes,
Among the dancing olden’ chords,
That gather stories from the stones of earths,
And pray by flame in-vested hearths,
Of meeting deaths, or leaving births,
Fleeting breaths, and heaving girths,
Ride me past the regal hats,
Toping heads on woolen mats,
That salute the God of permanence,
Through changing acts,
Ride me past the stately domes, and sermon tents,
That breath their poems from within,
Through re-arranging facts,
Dig deep beneath the soil, and leave me in the grind,
So all the hidden roots again re-wind.
So stars, and moon and sun are all aligned,
So rivers flow beyond the land defined.