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| I am tired of preaching to empty
houses |
| auditoriums covered in a thin veil of
dust |
| to be wedded to chilled
silence. |
| My words placed upon your alter |
| and later ignored |
| for weaker sacrifices |
| as I wonder what my offense has
been |
| to warrant such cold
retribution. |
| Dialogues crumble to monologues |
| a stigmata of words to bleed from frantic
hands |
| and still you shun me. |
| I have no other offering to please
you |
| and if you will not accept my
words |
| and do not grant me yours |
| then we shall speak in silence |
| to ordain the severing of our
bonds. |
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