Strolling through sopping grey
Summers first reprieve
Is a whisper of autumn.
When every blade of grass is slick
From the breath of the night
And all parched land takes flight
Making way for things shadegrown
Before the big sleep.
Vagabond Prophet
Original Poetry about anything and everything.
Strolling through sopping grey
Summers first reprieve
Is a whisper of autumn.
When every blade of grass is slick
From the breath of the night
And all parched land takes flight
Making way for things shadegrown
Before the big sleep.
Vagabond Prophet
Once again I ride the town,
Hop on board until
The end of the line.
Through this haze
Of hickory smoke from
Wildfires too close for comfort.
Morning mists not yet burned
Mean everything is grey,
Sinking in deeper
As we saunter downtown.
It’s thick and it’s hot
Leaving streaks on windows
As though it’s the sweat of the flame.
Not the first time
Won’t be the last
Thay I pray for rain.
For pregnant clouds to come
And birth that fresh new life
On all that smoulders.
– Vagabond Prophet