Wed, 6 December 2006
You light a fire in an ash can under the willow and sliver moon setting with Venus over the open sea. We talk of shifting continents, how this wind may breathe over us the mingled dust of our ancestors' bones. Mars rises behind the moon. The fire casts violent shadows over your face. I am a continent of women to you---but to me . . . you are one man . . . who fires a thousand years of rage into me-- enough rage to burn the sky-- I am no continent--but an ocean swallowing fire whole. Watch now how Mars trails the moon... and the moon is falling into the sea (c)2004 Binnings ALL RIGHTS RESERVED |