Love: demolish hate and establish your garden in its ruin. Strangle your beauty round enmity roots, Grow and cling and climb; subdue those fallen walls. Cover its harsh reality with your brutally-honest life.
World’s words spoken; foundations laid in grief, Now silent, now crushed, become nothing. Obliterated by fires of compassion. Laid waste by the force of love’s destruction.
Love, become a forest. Love, become a city. Love what was into all it will be. Unheard, unseen, unhurried, You turn again, give again, run again; further.
You scream their pain You bare their scare You defend beyond death Redeem from the grave.
Love.