
There’s a silence in the courtyard.
A raven’s screech,
A wailing sun,
Feasting on its own death.
The beads on the trees are pale.
Watching the rites of dusk .
Letting its blood flow.
Rivulets of blue
Impure shrieks of the primordial.
Weeping across the silence.
Into its pores,
Its holes , where the screaming voices lie.
Like dead in a dream.
The choked grass, slave,
Hides the bones of the bleeding sun.
Is death the raven’s screech , the bones that tremble in the cold mud?
The twisted rope around a tree stump?
The wires that twist and tie men,
cutting open the obedient sky slave to the choked grass?
The dragonfly dances around me .
A shaman’s beast.
A deer curses me from behind the trees. Hate.

I cannot see it now.
Dragonflies all around me ,
Tying me with anarchy.
Whipping at my hard skin
I see my red welts glowing.
The beads on the trees are pale.
Watching the rites of dusk.
Letting my blood flow.
A twisted rope around my neck.
Choking in the enslaved grass.
Rivulets of my impure blue.
Shrieking my primordial pleadings.
I swallow the sun and never rise again.
