VI.

Such as are forsaken words in endless fables,
which freed and eavesdropped, grown inside enamored,
you’ll find yourself a nest and turn the tables
by sneaking , as a cuckoo, bruits and glamour.
You’ll let it hatch, mature, dump out the conscience,
pull out its bill, and seize what makes the essence –
from wintriness on temples to emotions,
from tasting living to the rigors’ presence .
So much for syllables – a verdant stamen,
the tendency to reckon guards of moments.
The guards, as caravans in deserts – snooty,
received the barking, they will grind with tremors
amorphous mass of timeless lines in sonnets.
The past – a butterfly. It strikes with beauty.

March 24, 2010

VII.

The past – a butterfly. It strikes with beauty.
Gods' sweetness – nectar, pollen thickly covers
antennas of thin anthers slightly muting
this six-legged catchy touch of hungry lover.
Light’s watercolor dries on wings as luting,
impervious to morning dew on flowers.
It feels like words I sow are light and rooty,
a swan song for a minstrel to discover.
I long to speak with open eyes and only…
Here nothing could be shared when silence’s drifty.
Attached to wind are exhalation’s fossils.
It leads me to the thoughts so cold and lonely,
to golden ages prayerful for face lifting.
Dry aether is endured by hums and docile.

June 9, 2010

VIII.

Dry aether is endured by hums and docile,
snugs tightly as a serpent in a burrow,
digesting painfully nirvana, tossing
around the molted chat. And snaky furrows,
imprinted by unsettled hunger, crossing
the hissing lines and rivers of pure aura.
A bitter tang of something more colossal
that triggers guns and numbs a silence over...
A spring will take itself in hand, its tinctures
start feeding out of palms this brittle stillness
of smoky rains and bloomy trepidations.
A well of heart, each drop’s a perfect picture
of certain past and future colors’ shrillness.
Undying tear’s a soul of my creations.

June 18, 2010

IX.

Undying tear’s a soul of my creations.
Uneasy flow, non-confluent and timeless...
The subject for this evening’s “Knees & Patience”.
How much is not enough? For what the chime says
the walls of sky are perfect breath`s citations.
A ceiling of dismantled church is mindless,
while cherubim are burnt by godless nation,
when crosses were reforged and souls left rindless.
A grate’s the perfect symbol of God dying
out of the hands of tsars – the public servants,
who knew how to define the sunny squareness.
Who taught them to how spit without implying...?
Who shared belief in freedom and was fervent?
Who dug out brother’s graves for self and neighbors?

June 21, 2010

X.

Who dug out brother’s graves for self and neighbors?
Gun muzzles gape and muzzy eyes turn glassy.
A death squad hangs on triggers for a saber.
It‘s going down and draws off blood for bathing.
A body covers bodies, death’s in labor.
The shallowness of trench is brimmed and messy.
Gunpowder smoke is sensed as censers` vapor,
unravels silence by uncrowning shells` seams,
removes the cores of casualties and quickly
ignites the way for fires of bereavement.
It’s time to whistle, pull out winds, be reckless.
The sky is blue, incapable of trickling.
A bullet rain brings peace with its achievement.
The scattered world is an unthreaded necklace.

June 25, 2010