9:27 A.m., 7/29 Lyrics

Living two-thousand-four-hundred fifty-nine miles from home When again that line from Eleanor Rigby cuts me to the bone I’ve read “the Lord God said it is not good for man to...Read Full Lyrics

A cat came drifting onto my porch from the outside cold And with eyes closed, drinking warm milk from my bowl, Thought: "nobody hears me!(nobody hears me) As I crept in so soft! A...Read Full Lyrics

The horse's hay beneath his head Our Lord was born to a manger bed That all whose wells run dry Could drink of His supply To keep Him warm, the sheep drew near So grateful f...Read Full Lyrics

All circles presuppose they'll end where they begin But only in their leaving can they ever come back round All circles presuppose they'll end where they begin But only in their...Read Full Lyrics

Rainbow Castle: brown bird, common bird - - How’s your little twig nest been? Brownbird: I heard you searched the hollow earth Have you finally found your long lost friend? ...Read Full Lyrics

[Verse 1] Sugar down the syrup in the Queen Anne's lace Shining in the light of nightshade Cultivating unsophistication in my face Trying to think of nothing to say Grapes gon...Read Full Lyrics

I said my goodbyes to the sun My little one, so far away. And how strange, how small we must become Yet as familiar as yesterday The bluest iris that I'd ever seen She vanished li...Read Full Lyrics

Aug. 6th, carved in desks with old knives: “Back when our common cause was alive, and--let’s say--the hyacinth fields were in bloom, children watched as the soldiers marched...Read Full Lyrics

Barren rocks and sand, Our wooden sculpture hands Held like a timber hitch, held candles to the sun Both faint and fading fast, they walked on, windward, kept time with a pocketm...Read Full Lyrics

All dark effects I'd long withstood Upon my room advanced The moving shade of Birnam Wood Disguised by broken branch I struck firm the hollow of your thigh Withheld my name,...Read Full Lyrics