The end of 414A Poem by I.F.W. DavisWritten: 2011-2013 x Edited: 2024
The taste of smoke
chastises the bitter canyons of wind-chapped lips. Softened shoulders that step through doorways disguise their intentions; needs withheld in their lack of motion. Begging for your question. Begging for your distraction. “It’s cold out tonight.” Subtlety doesn’t work as well when blood is thin and jackets slip off. Moistened leaves exhale silently under careless steps; not like drying tongues. Not like bloodshot eyes. Dead wood knows more than it lets on. Drag, pass, repeat- drag, pass, repeat. © 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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