From the Dust to the Dust

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The Dust

With it, I stayed close and warm

In the fetters of its care.

I hid in the bosom

Clutched hard in dissent

But

Time in the past pushed me off

From the cosy womb to life span

Of my real cause

The dust

To which I shall return someone said.

To the Dust.


Chuckles my past in glee.  

       

Linto

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