UntitledA Poem by Jonathan DaltonUntitledIn the cocoon of my car, one night, I sat under a tree and told it how anxiety is a creature that crawls in the stomach. Or radiation, itching on the flesh;
or a sand storm, a dust cloud, bewildering. It's fear.
It makes one last demand, then another, and another, forever. It's the inflammation in response to a spec,
or is it a spec? I don’t know.
I don't know what's real. Except that tree. And though it did not care, through the sunroof, I needed its embrace, and noted how its leaves were made yellow by Autumn and sodium from the street lamp, and looked like petals. And the next night, I talked to a friend, which was even better.
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StatsAuthorJonathan DaltonWindsor, United KingdomAboutWriter and human being. As well as writing poetry, I've written a novel and also write occasional short stories. Being a professional writer is my only career ambition. Check out my website, Like .. more..Writing
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