making a big deal of it

making a big deal of it

A Poem by Lydia Blackwell

A small breath of dawn creates shadows,

 hiding the earth in it's cave-still tomb.

Daylight remains 

a shimmering whisper among the clouds.


I notice your going.

It makes an impression like acid on zinc plates.

Red clock numbers etch away minutes

and my body feels each one.

You are only gone from our still-warm bed, 

but you may as well be 

as distant as stars.

© 2016 Lydia Blackwell


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I am so glad you have seen fit to return. It would seem you have mixed feelings of a memory from your recent past.

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Added on November 4, 2016
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Lydia Blackwell
Lydia Blackwell

Pittsburgh, PA



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I have been writing since I was a young girl. I love to write because when I describe something in detail, it helps me remember the way things looked and felt. Sometimes, your memories are all that yo.. more..

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