I think your mind is over worked hold ing a too heavy hair half back from traveling in its dangle or orbit. all black and unraveling. Must two eyes function to lock fate? And I would save the patch for what leaks. ships. sighs and whimpers . You don't need both eyes to see I love you. Yesterday You heard me stare from under the bed, hard, tight, from my cramped slice of night, my alone state, claws swiped at trails of black nightgown, and yawned. strained. yearned to bat at one understated curl of your sleep-tossed locks, scratched. quite like a frustrated housecat. like an angry black cat. like a dark man, a man lit up darkly for you. or by you. the stark moon parked over you, darkly lit, as I too am dark, but here I am and. you think my mind is over. oh. no. An invisible ribbon buckles under my shame. A cable of logic recoils as the sun and I collect our weight, yes the every spiral breaks, the calculus cannot hear the calculator, and we fall. math shatters. logic roils. waves stop. oh. a black sea. a blind man. in a black hole. hot. heavy with gravity. And still you can see -- If I can't have you, then no one can have any one. No one can have anything. We all get nothing. Because nothing could hold your beauty up just to wait...for the sun. The Sun tugs us in to soon heat death, and one. one. not in stereo, but one... Come. One. One. Win. Love. One. One. a drum of unknown age I am, to be martyred in your young fires. Ours. Young. One. Young. One. One. One. Sun. One. We think our mind is ov er.