Moonlight, or Other Dreams, or Other Fields
Michael Cashmore, David Tibet
Caught when I was still a child
By a terrible vision of my Christ
And caught in the throat by your signs and tears and goodbyes
I picked me up
And walked too far
With thought of no return
And not to see your face again and drowning all my hopes
And wishing no longer upon stars
Believing
No longer in moonlight
Or other dreams or other fields
Upon all of which we so beautifully play
I saw a waste of all
And so I put away
All talk of death's heads
And a little glimpse is a bloodblossomed force
And all talk of apocalypse
Apocraphon and Apollyon
Abaddon
All abandoned
Then I saw in myself the bowl and a gun
And the glory that was to come