She reached out for me but I was too far-gone Time and bottle had taken their toll on the soul Left on bed in a mission for dead She wiped my head to cool the fever and save the body if not the soul
Maybe I should have taken the place in line It was just another place another time Spirit reeling from faith seeking hope No better place to go
I reach for the sun and find the bottle tip and run Regret is just a memory written in soul bit by a drum
Fire burns as strong as the voices running past the rhyme In the mind of sowing weeds as seeds in rocks left to burn
I know in time I will change and become the riddle taken Feel her like skin on me taking life like parasite breeding
Feeding a waste of lingering healing allows a mental breakdown Stacked in rocks on a shallow grave taken to places only a mother could find
Chair rocks on the porch testing the boards carefully laid in place with love No palace but a river of dreams coddled for the need reaching up to stars
Message in pages left in a book by coal light destined to be a keep in a book un-read Worn as fingers find there way to heart kissed in whole method paid by the sound of rain left
As real as losing love as a window left unopened breeze touches more than body and soul Wages of length stretched to purpose and wild write skips to fallacy tested and weighed as gold
Against the might of a hand tightening into a fist as strong as the hammer forming frame Stage dark and cold n my pocket I find the stone holding it close reaching for breath it is taken
Redemption takes it purposes as the fall of place never destroyed the soul holds us in bondage at once Road is cold as the dirt folds over in the wisdom of photographs of pictures in mint lives on burnt forehead
Furrows deep past rock and seed nothing keeping a solitude to hold and find position and place cast for future use, God has broken the mold, never to be used or pieced together, lack of value, life just a passing
White church on a hill covered in age and ivy reminder of a time when life was a place to live Waiting fishes from a back water slew Kisses from momma Fresh corn from a field Worms from a garden patch rich in coffee grounds and egg shells
Furrows deep and straight plowed pulled by sweat a beast of burden with harness A firm hand and a better eye straw hat made by Sherry
Trains a coming mail by Fred's milk off the ridge eggs from the coop Love free and truthful
Jack London’s cousin writes a heartwarming, young adult story about the glory of life. It is also a heart-pounding adventure to a new and strange world.