for this garden
you've murmured into existence
how should I proceed,
poetically?
I want to promise you the words
not yet growing,
to till soils still
deadened by flooding man,
can I climb into the trees
barefoot on the bark and think long with you
about this work,
I'd say, maybe no.
For the garden, this garden, to consume and grow by
the sweat we offer in our days
it must first trust you and me
as it trusts the blooming verse,
already planted in these rows, that,
from hands veteran in toiled work,
hang within reach,
treasures with no map,
what can I offer that?
Let me walk here,
before I climb?
No, you say,
no come be the
gardener,
and murmur
with me
what we
wish
our
garden,
our verses, our lives
to be.
this.man.can.orate.
ReplyDeleteIl est... L'Orateur du Ciel.