Face to the Floor
Flat on the floor
Where the body is in constant dispute
With its downward boundaries
At the pinnacle of collapse
The result
By itself
No questions in this mutual embrace
A solid companion
Still as a diamond
Will hold under a sobbing wave
Under deep, calm, clear exhales
Catch any fall
Lay by any criminal or crusader
A keeper of the organs,
With tiny fists to grasp each individual quivering cell
No judgment in this eternal cradle
The perpetual comfort of this perpetual mediator
A lasting cohort
When the living shift and sway
And emotion spills down, collecting and pooling
With static, refueling,
On the floor