Lost Way to the Sky
tiny poems by Grant Hackett
4/25/16
my heart walks in sunlight and feels itself fade—
while chimes turn wind
into creation
4/23/16
from my window i studied mulberry branches—
dormant rhythms of nights and days,
of unrepeatable worlds to be
4/22/16
the sole of the foot
treads on beauty—
those smooth tracks
across the sea
i couldn't
have made and
cannot follow
4/21/16
under other skies
is there deeper longing
for the damp electricity from which we come
4/20/16
i hear the blood ask us
if we are alive—
the heart remembering what it does not recognize
Vanishing points
where the apple tree rose
from the earth
when i learned to live as a soul
4/19/16
a memory that opens the road is what we want :: honey drawn raw from the moon
when the windows of the bonfire seethed open :: not one of my old failures was there
4/18/16
that hollow in the west where the sun dissolves :: salt gathering in the ripples of life
winds hang silent and limp in the rain :: lives lived without having happened
4/17/16
in the weariness of spring :: all my fences fell asleep :: the unknown began speaking to its neighbor
4/15/16
the cup of my tulip is infinitely deep :: blood islands floating through murmurs of light
4/14/16
grasses of eternity grow over my roof :: a message drifts through the sky
4/13/16
morning flew away with wings that never crossed a dream :: morning left standing in rain
4/11/16
...and the hands of white orchids have no other purpose :: than to lose themselves in the heart
my name is the hammering which never ceases :: a secret with wings that knows no rest
what no one was interested in (
a death in which
)
gave him a way of being (
the music keeps playing
)
4/7/16
don't yellow sands and lost bones know the world ends without grief
4/6/16
there is a tulip here in the darkness :: no moon to stand beneath
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