The Weight of Glory
Dusty Soundrise – it lifts as smoke
lifts, and falling, it drapes on me
a weighty cloak of youth blurred.
Overwarmed and oversaturated,
the distorting boasts the nostalgia
of an old record’s hymn. I sense
there’s something more within
the noise, within the heavy bliss.
It is the song yet unsung,
a shadow of The Great Longing’s
resolve, I suppose. But I know less
of the sea than of the beach.
I don’t know how blue the Brine
deeps. But I hear the dusty sound
rising off the coast. And I smell
the thick ocean. It must be near.