After a War

After a War

Inklings
Train in the Snow
Suitcase
Patterns
Creed
After a War

I’m tired of following the scored tracks
of stars and planets as they glint above my gaze.

I’ve tired of their ices and their fires:
they show me what my cool world lacks.

Instead tonight it’s you I want to trace:
how from your room the tender light is falling

into the empty courtyard of a heart.
Entranced by something unachieved I stare

as you unfold into the window’s space
the considered patchwork of your care.

AuthorTim Philips
2018-08-21T17:23:20+00:00 July 1st, 2005|Categories: Poetry, Blesok no. 43|0 Comments