Two running boysA Poem by Marriconstructive criticism always welcometwo running boys After I read Morrison, the tombstone for me Began to cramp a little, like a flower pot Too tight for birthing a tree. And yes, for her The trees meant something special, perhaps The anti-thesis of history, one way or another. And for this, I love Morrison, for that particular Entrusting the chanting, and screams, and echoes Of the drowned in something unshakable; and that the ships Are rooted in us, which must also mean that all The directions are rooted in us, and all the winds Which sway us away, are rooted in us. I find peace In that; enough peace to bump my head a thousand Times in a window which does not break and continues To reflect a spring, a field and two running boys; my head Is broken, red, in pieces, but that wouldn’t be the point Because outside me is life. And for this, I love Morrison, Which must be also why I love water so much. It is a Huge revelation that depth isn’t there, and water joins, Inexorably. © 2014 Marri © 2014 Marri |
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1 Review Added on March 20, 2014 Last Updated on March 20, 2014 AuthorMarriBremen, GermanyAbouthttp://www.marrri-nikolova.tumblr.com/ 'If I knew myself, I'd run away...' I pick a word, phrase, sentence, sometimes even a whole chunk of text from what I wrote yesterday, the day be.. more..Writing
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