The Lost Poem

I wrote it  

in long bliss

but lost it quick.

I prayed for its return,

hoping to see

through avian eyes wise

a vision also sung

in caw-caw cadence

above my fray.

There it goes,

now I know,

sweet chariot stanza

which I did not copy to silicon

will carry me 

away

no more



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