I shift by Bruce Ruston Posted on December 5, 2012 by bluehourmagazine 5 Comments I light up exhale shift to the left the sun lights up the smoke through two panes like the wing tip of Gabriel is that where my soul resides in between two panes getting into the bath my mind turns to God this is my church closest I get till more solid proof is offered in a postal flyer which could well be recycled anyway I think again how Gabriel's wingtips glisten like sharpening axes for that last battle against the horde Then I shift the vision fading as the sun hits the mirror behind blinds me with light I turn to bigger questions God do you bleed every 28 days or birth another Angel ©2012 This work is the property of the author. About these ads Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading...
Reblogged this on 'Til The Storm Passes By and commented: I want to share this poem submitted to The Blue Hour written by Bruce Ruston. Check out his blog at http://inkineticapoetry.wordpress.com/author/bruceruston/. Reply
The Blue Hour welcomes Bruce Ruston with this superb poem.
Reblogged this on 'Til The Storm Passes By and commented:
I want to share this poem submitted to The Blue Hour written by Bruce Ruston. Check out his blog at http://inkineticapoetry.wordpress.com/author/bruceruston/.
Bruce is a marvelous poet and I am thrilled to find his work here.
I agree, it’s amazing how we make the world a little more familiar when we share good words.
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