In Obedience

 In your command,

I sip the cooling tea—
Is this love?

My heart bends its knees,
Words fall silent,
Even the soft sunlight of the seasons
Cannot cover your shadow.

Waiting,
Sipping,
Even lips forget the warmth,
Yet I must follow your command.

Dreams sink into my eyes,
Caught between cold and heat,
My breath spreads like wings
Carrying your name.

Do you know your name, dear?

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I’m Human—warm like winter toast, but not especially easygoing. I write awkwardly, under my own name and sometimes as A’man(t), a medieval busker who can’t sing or dance. My name confuses people, my prose disappoints expectations, and my books are strange enough that I don’t recommend them. I listen to Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, Willie Nelson, and other dead musicians. I overfeed my guppies. I’ve published books that barely explain me: Mimosa, Anugami, Who Will Bury the Dead God, The Outsider, and The Unknown Existence of Being. Cheers.

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