Copyright © 1997 Mark L. Butler
In an ancient time, A man And his sister Walked There, Across the street, And they Saw Us, But never laughed At our hair We had Dyed Green in the night To match Our Eyes, And we Shuffled The Cards And strings And colored lights Of a Life- Time To turn And See Our Christmas faces, Reflected, In the silver Ripples And Garbaged waters Of Time And the Harbor, And we ran Down The Sidewalks And fiberglass Streets Till You Thought You would Drop, And then, In A Small Naked room That smelled Like Carpets, You Kissed me, And we started Your Child.