First, there must be blood. Then, at two, a song, hummed in 

quiet breaths and left to the wind. For three, to one without a face,

these words. Four, ever. And then the thumb.

 

I have tracked you through the winter of my dreams;

your scent covers the snow within my heart. You, though 

unknowingly so, have led us here to die. I thank you.

 

This is the great moment of our assumption. Thought descends

unto our words as dew unto the leaves – we are sprinkled with concern.

The boughs of our sadder selves are heavy, but with what? Time

 

            freezes all things but pity; this alone freezes Time.

 

            Have you outgrown your history? You sag about it;

            your eyes wade through the thickening pool of your dreams. Love, once 

so limber within you, now sludges through your veins like ancient honey;

 

But do not worry, this is how it was meant to be. Things pass, lovers

come and go, but nothing never changes – it is the one constant.

 

So be not somber, nor concerned; meaninglessness began long ago.

Your purpose, if anything other than this, has been achieved despite 

you. So go on, lead the way; tonight, we shall be free. 
 

        -----Original Message----- 
        From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
        Sent: Fri 7/4/2003 2:22 AM 
        To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
        Cc: 
        Subject: Re: [X] A Word About Popped Corn.~~~~>(Watermelon Italian Ices)
        
        
        bottom half-an-inch
        cherry-laden icicle love
        crispier than gold! 

+��X�zf��)��+-+��X�z����+�m����
Z��b��޷���Y���b�ا~�ߊ��~+�

Reply via email to