The Cleanse

[Leanne]

You made yourself out to be
lush ground beneath my feet,
a place to rest, -- I'd cut this line.  Going straight from "feet" to the "reprieve" line gives you a nice bit of assonance, and this line doesn't add much at all
an earthen reprieve
to my grasping through trees;
the clearing from my dreams. -- though the ambiguity of "clearing" is quite nice, I'm not sure it gives the most evocative image.  Have you thought about something like "glade"?

But love, -- maybe capitalise Love and give it a colon.  Then you'd need to change the semi-colon in the next line, probably to a comma.  Alternatively, a set of em-dashes.
liar, fool, thief;
what business have you in my dreams,
my softened thoughts,
these chambers of my sleep? -- though "chambers of my sleep" is a pretty phrase, I find its use a bit heavy-handed.  You've used up three lines telling us you're haunted by love in your dreams.

Scorched earth,
smoke rising;
this is the cleansing of you
from me. -- I like this close, but I think it occurs too abruptly.  How do we go from sleep to burning?  This really needs an epiphany or you've got two separate poems.