HomecomingA Poem by Rachel LandesWhilst unpacking My Gucci bag So I can repack And leave for London I find A secret zipper With six month old Cigars And rolling papers And a gently pressed map And Dr Dre beats instructions On how to listen And then the memory Of you Bent over And discovering the secret fold Flickers through my mind Like sunlight Lighting the sea And the light of your star shines Like a footprint On my soul Allowing your voice To awaken me Within this dream And when I think about you After all this time I now know Why I fell for you You see You looked so much like an angel That entering your world Was like Coming home To myself And when our laughter Wove together It was the work of a god Restitching Broken wings And now Reawakened I wonder Why fallen angels Don't dream their way Back home To heaven And why they stay In a world unravelled And I also wonder If the dream is within And the nightmare without And if the dreamer Must dream on Even after all the other dreamers have gone Because their story is still untold And because it takes time To gather the angels From their lover's arms For each homecoming party
© 2014 Rachel LandesAuthor's Note
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