thethinice
Rising Star
It's quietly that the stone steps accept
the footfalls of a drunken angel, and yet,
I hear the sound ringing to my port
and I wait by the waves
as they eat away the docks and hulls
of anticipating ships. And gulls
swarm the air thick as night
and I wait by the wind
as it blows away the weary doubts
of travelers, and hardy sailors about
the swirling water, the hustle of the clouds
and I wait in bed.
She's gone where the water is colder,
the stone and mortar is far older.
The inept Captain ties a knot
and I wait in bed
Morning's gleam still holds the aeolian chill
of yesteryear's wait, steadfast in will.
The waves lap away by me the shore
and I shall search, once again, no more.
the footfalls of a drunken angel, and yet,
I hear the sound ringing to my port
and I wait by the waves
as they eat away the docks and hulls
of anticipating ships. And gulls
swarm the air thick as night
and I wait by the wind
as it blows away the weary doubts
of travelers, and hardy sailors about
the swirling water, the hustle of the clouds
and I wait in bed.
She's gone where the water is colder,
the stone and mortar is far older.
The inept Captain ties a knot
and I wait in bed
Morning's gleam still holds the aeolian chill
of yesteryear's wait, steadfast in will.
The waves lap away by me the shore
and I shall search, once again, no more.