Meet me at Space Port 9, I whisper.
You.. who lay asleep.
My arms. This time, no longer numb.
My arms. This time, I dare not move.
Meet me at Space Port 9
I bridge my nose against your back.
I try to bridge the gaps
Where the rhythm falls unsung
Two hearts, ba dum, dum, dum
The world is set aflame, this time.
I know.
We heard the stories, through cables and
radio.
She’s tired. The strain on chapped lips.
Things you taste, just can…. when we kiss.
Her ‘forty-fives’ those nine to fives.
Not envisioned how we’d live.
We can make it. Space Port 9
Where something’s bounds to give.
For I was human.
Before
American
Before
Italian
Before
There was Republican.
I was human.
Meet me at Space Port 9
We could make a living, scavenging those uncharted lands.
Every meager amount like,
Our five cent deposit cans.
You’d jest.
I’d sworn.
Even kings would build their thrones.
To build…
And build again.
The wailing inferno, in the sky.
Cosmos kiss,
but not for you, not for I.
Our Last chance…
Space Port 9.
Meet me at Space Port 9
I beg, I plead, I scream.
You, who lay asleep.
I scream.
I scream.
I scream.
Do you remember the roots that bound us as one?
Tempered in the flames that were our birthright.
Dug deep within the cold, young earth.
Do you remember the endlessness of time?
Where we stood weightless amongst the heavens.
Before you or I ever dared to know a name.
Do you remember the rhytmn of the stars?
When you rest your head upon my heart.
Do you hear the song I’ve always sung to you?
Before the beginning of time, before we ever knew night or day.
When we were ripped apart.
Strewn across the dark night sky.
I promised I’d find you again.
Do you remember the foley in my dark eyes?
Before you or I ever dared to see?
It was every atom that begged upon our lips.
The binary stars etched deep into your eyes.
We remembered graivty.
Before you or I ever dared to collide.
Do you remember the way you’d dig
Your feet
Into the coarse, tanned, sand.
And under every hushed breath.
You thanked the moon for its tides.
I knew it then.
I knew it the day I ever dared to ask.
You told me I was light.
oranges
and yellow.
You told me tales like they’ve left your lips a thousands times
and touched my ears a trillions more.
“Siegfried”
You mused.
“become invulnerable by bathing in the blood of a dragon…”
I ran my fingertips.
I’ve felt your flesh before it was bone.
before bone
before dust.
And all the trinkets..
All the gems.
All the ores, and silvers that make up the Earth, in which our souls found haven.
All the physical things I lay upon your feet.
They are the symbols.
To make you remember what you always knew.
Just as the leaf of the Tilia falls upon my heart.
To make me remember the one spot.
To where you use to call
“home”
Do you remember?