Such an interesting graphic to go with youthful imagery in lyrics. Beautiful, sad, relative, honest, formative and yet, okay. Life is and continues. Great lyrics by Bon I.
For the love, Iʼd fallen on in the swampy August dawn what a mischief you would bring young darling! when the onus is not all your own when you’re up for it before you’ve grown
from the faun forever gone in the towers of your honeycomb I’d a tore your hair out just to climb back darling when you’re filling out your only form can you tell that itʼs just ceremon’ now you’ve added up to what you’re from
build your tether rain-out from your fragments… break the sailor’s table on your sacrum… fuck the fiercest fables, I’m with Hagen
for the love, comes the burning young from the liver, sweating through your tongue well, youʼre standing on my sternum don’t you climb down darling oh the sermons are the first to rest smoke on Sundays when youʼre drunk and dressed out the hollows where the swallow nests
Welcome to "When I Wax"-- a place to escape the pedants and wax poetic, or even wax artistic.
The mythologist Joseph Campbell was asked by an interviewer how a regular person could preserve his sense of the mythic when so many feel too besieged by the claims of every day living. He said, "You must have a place to which you can go, in your heart, in your mind, or your house, almost every day, where you do not know what you owe anyone or what anyone owes you. You must have a place you can go to where you do not know what your work is or who you work for, where you do not know who you are married to or who your children are."
When I Wax is such a place for me. Blogging drafts of poetry and other sundries is like practice fly-casting on the front lawn... it may look silly, but it's effective...
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Such an interesting graphic to go with youthful imagery in lyrics. Beautiful, sad, relative, honest, formative and yet, okay. Life is and continues. Great lyrics by Bon I.
For the love, Iʼd fallen on
in the swampy August dawn
what a mischief you would bring young darling!
when the onus is not all your own
when you’re up for it before you’ve grown
from the faun forever gone
in the towers of your honeycomb
I’d a tore your hair out just to climb back darling
when you’re filling out your only form
can you tell that itʼs just ceremon’
now you’ve added up to what you’re from
build your tether rain-out from your fragments…
break the sailor’s table on your sacrum…
fuck the fiercest fables, I’m with Hagen
for the love, comes the burning young
from the liver, sweating through your tongue
well, youʼre standing on my sternum don’t you climb down darling
oh the sermons are the first to rest
smoke on Sundays when youʼre drunk and dressed
out the hollows where the swallow nests
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