Charlie Greg Sark

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temptation smears
as sinew absorbs
a smile. an attempt,
a stolen glimpse,
meant to be seen by you,
though I am alone in this dimly lit dream.

waking, time sheds from fingertip,
translated as ink scratch on parchment,
an ice-carved thought emerges.
it’s your memory-skin, it
vitalizes this endless genetic sloop, but
as if only for an instant the wind sound bends to song,
in the distance.

I melt memory, swallow ice, and drink you. sleep.

it’s this thirst that mingles
and draws close an extension of self,
a soul for the desire that coats infinity.

finally, your ethereal liquid scent annihilates my thirst. awake.

I feel the silence coming. their voices stop.
Am I emerging from sleep, as my heart listens?
I can hear you in the hum of ancient flight, the ether.
I am chasing after this sleep, this ice-thirst, again.

is our form wet smearing paint,
that that thaws ancient movement, the creation?
is this our shadow-treaty of two?