Epiphany
If like me it seems you come to a poem
Only when you are ready to meet,
Then we must abide the intervening years,
Gathering our embraces and fears
To be ready for that conjunction
And in those thousands of hours trust
In the certainty of that date;
Though our bones grow brittle
And our palates dry, patiently prepare
Lips, and wait.
Only when you are ready to meet,
Then we must abide the intervening years,
Gathering our embraces and fears
To be ready for that conjunction
And in those thousands of hours trust
In the certainty of that date;
Though our bones grow brittle
And our palates dry, patiently prepare
Lips, and wait.