Elegy for a Shooting StarA Poem by Ariel B.Written for Selene's Synaesthesia contest (a topic which hits rather close to home; thank you for the lovely reminder!).He spoke to me in silk and sand, soft voice rasping, abrading away the hot hard walls encircling that blue-green-bitter-soft spot buried somewhere inside my ribcage.
The evening sky was in his mouth, spilling out in tangerine, black raspberry and honeydew with every word.
I licked the salt from the back of his neck, cool lilac pooling inside my chest - holding my breath -
his bones held the sharp slate fragility, blue and grey, of a morning risen too early in the sky; the dawn awake in ashen hues, risen too early to see and gone too soon.© 2011 Ariel B.Reviews
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