After a Skype Conversation

After a Skype Conversation

A Poem by Marcus Walker

Dad, the day I met you was not at Birth.
In that infant hour, holding your wedding
Ring, I never let go. Not for happy memories,
I simply was not there. The two year divorce,
The pricey pillow pile, your grace, and then nothing. A death,
Was all that was needed to meet
              
                                              me.
Every week we meet, its a routine.
I tell you my day, and you tell me 
Your life. Me, who through a Thin
Screen obliges all what is not scene.
Imagine all that meal green in flames...
It burns my nature. I flourish in it. Lo!
Ariel's off the leash with my habit!
My semesters harvest, and so it remains
After meeting you on the sandy sofa. I see
For the first time, that that life is not for me. 

© 2015 Marcus Walker


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Fiction to me is all about your demons. Everyone lives side by side with their own demons, they cannot be outrun, they cannot be controlled, they cannot be destroyed. The only defense against demons i.. more..

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