I wish you at my fantasy villa on a fresh sun high–spring day, where, affront the vineyards and sounded waters, I’ll carry you to our noon life lore.
Washed by running children, their rhythm of pounding living our bright uneven world, its afternoon dust fresh spark light.
Our sons and daughters, their selves unknown, will shine in fierce memory.
And you’ll bury me, whilst our grandchildren become emperors of space, as flowers.
We’ll love each other dead.
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