Image courtesy of Dalhousie University
Whenever I brought myself
I knew that already
you were there with me
they would ask your spot
I was admitting bitterly
the place you were staying
like a crime I’ve had
though I always assumed;
the ablaze I am in was impregnable,
it never come to me – in time
I have blocked your path through me, too
eventually the Dragons left my very heart
I set myself to the woods
as the mists of alienation suppressed the Vale
my vitality was being drained by the wind
gone too far I have understood
however, at the last moment
the last vapor left me too
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