Well: Autumn
I know by now, here
you have sought love elsewhere
and wish for nothing more
than my dissipation
to make listen those who you call.
I wrought fish from the ferrous sea
to make keys, to reclude
and those bones enter no doorway
unsurpassed via miles of houses
shacks upon shore
to kneel at the knell
and I shie at the shell
with cold season snap per chance
from a weedy well.
Our year of blood fear
a suscipe for the end of it all.
I allow myself future
artificial worlds und gelb jacken
guilt for the debt and the dead
girders to its rust
some arc for the non-event
when you've left dust and trace on island crust
when time tells itself apace to break from space.