Street CrosserA Poem by I.F.W. DavisWritten: 2011-2012 x Edited: 2024
Abrasive.
Frightened by the touch- embers in a circle burn as colored eyes strike once or twice to nothing. Something wanted yet something feared, a blue friend passing back ‘n forth from you to me from me to you- Lie, but please tell the truth. A Room unguarded by a certainty the envy of every Air-wick slick middle-American dream, pastel green and clean as the embers in our eyes still burn to nothing. It’s something wanted yet something feared, blue friend passing back ‘n forth, a mirror shifting swiftly from you to me to me to you lie, but please tell the truth Take it all now for our sakes how self approving, justified. Once, twice, but not yet three times, If I could, I’d wish it all away to stay nothing. Just something wanted, something needed- our blue friend passing back ‘n forth conforming in its gift from You to me from Me to you lie to me gently, and always hide the truth. © 2024 I.F.W. Davis |
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Added on July 3, 2013 Last Updated on August 22, 2024 Author
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