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it's been so long since I've
heard your voice breaking.
(darling, you were always
the best part of me.)
sometimes I stay awake
all night, curled up in the
space between my ribs and
backbone where you
used to lay your head when
you had too much to drink.
I hate that you left me
hanging on the clothesline
to dry, forgotten, like
yesterday's laundry
and the crows settled
'twixt my bones
to peck out
a heartbeat
to replace the one
I
could no longer
bear.
Literature
In the Syllable
...then there is a way in diswaiting.
Dust some yellow sand covers,
here uncover bare bedding.
...suffusing red planes, blushed dunes,
under incidentally quilted blanket
wet as arid curves, as sounds.
...in a persistent pavement,
in a solemn unsuited promise,
some written words erase
some letters drip and soak
unto a perfuse miracle,
a dislocated split,
a letting go of...
Literature
280
pen across paper
the rhythmic tapping of keyboard running
my being is letters
yet i cannot make words
Literature
Hermetique
To make the Eagle fly
extract Light from the darkness.
Separate a spider from its web,
a butterfly from its sheath.
Know also.
Exact preparation
requires an able spirit of
sweat and labor applied
to cause the bird to fly,
the Mercury to rise sublime.
Value the Work
and the spark in all things.
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first line credit to ~FalseIntrospection. used with permission.
reduxed for #Live-Love-Write's Poetry Contest, The Best Of You.
might try to write something else later.
reduxed for #Live-Love-Write's Poetry Contest, The Best Of You.
might try to write something else later.
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Lovely piece. There's something very familiar and heartbreaking about; I love the little details in it like:
the
space between my ribs and
backbone where you
used to lay your head when
you had too much to drink.
Beautiful little poem.
the
space between my ribs and
backbone where you
used to lay your head when
you had too much to drink.
Beautiful little poem.