Ending In Fire
Death by Drowning
The sound of all the violence
The world
The music of the spheres Ringing
Bells Feedback Toning hitting
That perfect circle moment
The sound of the violence
The sound of crying.
Flagmaking
Weaver winds
Twine twists between digits
Dye one blood
Leave this pure
Cold and blue
Losing the Moon
Move along, Mother Night,
Throw the baby away
this curse lasts forever
Move along, Mother Night.
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Ending in Fire
Long we have waited at fire camp dreaming
Dancing to a bitter song
Where once we howeld to the moon
We now pay heed to why it hows:
The circle and the rose are one.
Winter Solstice 1993
Mark Domenic Amadeo Tripp PesceThis document may be freely distributed. No copyright is acknowledged or implied.