Fingerprint

Fingerprint

A Poem by Ellen Mary

 

I don’t want to be the me
With you
 
The puzzle is too crumpled
and it distorts the image
 
The light is filtered
In disarray
Through your shadow
Cast against this beautiful glow
 
The two peas
Want their own pod
For they suffocate in the presence of the other
 
And I don’t want to be the me
With you
 
Your kisses are fogging up the reflection
Your touch is making me boil
The passion is my foil
And I dissipate into the air
Sticking to the glass
 
I cant even see myself in the mirror
Though I smudge and absorb
I only notice ripples in the pond
Where you dropped your stone
 
A bare print
Leaves a pool in the sticky mud
And the sucking sound burns my ears
 
When the sun is too strong
Don’t wait too long
To take the wilting plants out of the sun light
 
When the moon is quite dim
And youre out on a whim
Don’t forget to bring your flashlight
 
My feelings have betrayed me
Upon this hour of sleep
And I fail to understand where they invent
 
There was a tree in a storm
Held strong by its roots which dig deep
Even in the wind and rain
Its branches maimed
The tree, bent, reaches up to the sky
 

© 2008 Ellen Mary


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Added on December 10, 2008

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Ellen Mary
Ellen Mary

Toronto, Canada



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A Poem by Ellen Mary