CRUMBLINGA Poem by Berto
I miss the mornings.
The moment that I would find her there. Still with me, after the night's destructiveness. Dressed in a complete absence of fabric. Now, the fragile memories crumble as I try to recall them. Random shards of clarity splinter in fragments when I try to gather them. They still catch the light, but their randomness grows. I have tired of chasing their brilliance. The memories once savoured are poisoned. Bitter. A sweet dessert covered in salt.
© 2012 Berto |
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Added on October 27, 2012Last Updated on October 27, 2012 |