Feminine SpeechA Poem by Cole HayleyThe World Is Splitting Open At My Feet, Part One.Feminine Speech Feminine speech. Stork, covered in mulberry wine. The stories you sang at the children's bedside. I smiled through the wall. Take me away tonight with the nursery rhymes and quaggy sentences. Censure set abroad, by your feminine speech. You slogged with the day-time, and came home so mirthful. Warming milk and seaming the unweaving fabric. My wool vest. Snow bathed the house during the night-time. You snuck in the bed along the substance-less midnight. The children, sedated and fed. The pages through the index. All stupefied and you twirled their hair until hush. You kissed my face and sunk underneath my bones. From there to wherever, slept with the haze of stars Silently. © 2012 Cole HayleyAuthor's Note
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Added on September 30, 2012Last Updated on October 1, 2012 Tags: love AuthorCole HayleyMontreal, CanadaAbout25 / Canada I'm back ;) New series: "Name one thing in this photo" 1. Grocery list and a Love letter 2. Went Wrong 3. 24 4. The Pacific Theater 5. A SATA cable frayed 6. One Thing 7. .. more..Writing
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