I
have walked through your burning dreams
and
I forgive you, seen
children
on fire, trapped beneath
fallen
timbers and I know
the
smell of burnt flesh and I
forgive
you. I have
walked
through silent houses seen
unsuspecting
sleepers through your
scarlet
blooming chrysanthemums and I
forgive
you your gasoline-scented fingers
and
trains of braided fuse. Tell me how it feels
to
be completely an element, to be a force
of
nature. Tell me how it feels
to
decide a man's death, how you pick the right houses
to
loose your fury on.
