To gambade onto the tracks

To gambade onto the tracks

A Poem by Margaret Marie Hubbard

If you enshrine the first faux pas,
If you exonerate the capricious singleton.
Perhaps a fortune of happiness hides,
within an inarticulateness way.   
The paracusia of the haunting melody once heard,
the dampened feet of the walk to waters edge.
I once promised to gambade onto the tracks,
an oncoming unknown of wreckage or bliss.
The mirage of it all, or was it the infallibility I was blinded by.
The collision of the sunlight as it pierced my eyes, 
blocked by one step forward from a careful soul.
The covering of an absent form, 
I am safe and I am adored.

Margaret Marie Hubbard 
Jan 2012


© 2012 Margaret Marie Hubbard


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