the flower and her son

the flower and her son

A Poem by A.M. Nelson

never-ending now,
you flower on the sill of being

 

be:
      straight eyes, and hairy smiles
      calves tremble, cold--
      shiver.


and you see through this window, this
town. without care you swarm the grey
and are forgotten
 
we forge new scenes, skill new bodies
from air; muscle, grit, bone,
colourless aftermath of a vibrant past. 

 

and yes, we could fix you. but we lied
you aren't broken, just lonely
like the flower and her sun.

© 2008 A.M. Nelson


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A.M. Nelson
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A.M. Nelson
A.M. Nelson

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