when it rains; harder now, at the sound of it's nameA Poem by Chloe Madison Taylor.Death, time and God hold man to the sticky Earth We hold our palms to the sky, expecting rain But the rain doesn’t come just because the tongue Has run itself dry
There’s something to be said about smoke twisting itself out of a Hardly parted window. June I hold myself together. Now
Trying to categorize memories. They are alive Just below the eyes, tug the corners, tear, and keep what you can Obsess if you’d like. The human brain is a fickle little thing Always forgetting to close the windows When it rains; harder now, at the sound of it’s name Less often a more opportune muse, And I had all but forgotten Tragedy travels in two’s So when you were outside throwing your stomach on the ground I was inside, preparing myself for the second round. Time is nothing, timing is everything. © 2011 Chloe Madison Taylor.Author's Note
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