It was in the uncomfortable arms, whomst with my flame flopped down and dry
ignited on desert-like land, barely moved within
as insects on their last call
but eyes prevailed as shimmers exhaled
to the rhythm and hail
oh hail, of drums on exciting midnights
trumpets of Art Blakey, hitting on red velvet
and as stars enrolled before the new company
they took my hand and guided me to strange land
in which
it was the right arms, broader spine
sweetest of lips and rosy moans
in downtown Manhattan, a wonderland of joy,
purple dusk with the orange drenched sun hitting on windows,
right on the other side, as Brooklyn greeted us
laughs came while encountering Christmas trees,
as a eulogy for our special winter
March, march, march
all throughout both cities
with colored windows at night, that winked right at my soul
within the same land,
within the same flame
as snow melted
no more flowers wilted