Feathers

Feathers

A Poem by Ivy

It's curious, how I'm found
                 decrepit but for the raiment we wove.


And the wait,
      I find myself so close to a confrontation
                 we all come to, yet no.

I'm sure there's a messier way to do this.
           

The fox found the nest.


"Don't worry, I won't eat you until we get to know each other.
                  I'm a good date."                                           

--So this is how it goes.


"Tell me what a mistake this is
           while I pluck your feathers with my teeth." 


Some people find god in the trees

                        science in the waves.


I found chickadee bones in my backyard
                                  on a bed of feathers.


Tell me what a shame it is
           how I'm only making things worse.


I found your arsenal and I won't hurt you if you show me
                                  what's in your jacket
                                                        I won't say a word.


I think the goose in my playpen was a fox;
         I didn't yet know any wild things.

© 2011 Ivy


Author's Note

Ivy
I'm trying something new; the structure of the lines, breaks, etc is very important.
Enjoy.

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Added on December 3, 2011
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Tags: poetry, bird, fox, nature, murder, physcological, romance, realtionships, manipulation
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