IntimacyA Poem by MIngramThe only moments we spent aloneSilhouettes and morning jets stalked the sky. The coarse sugar stuck incumbently to our fingertips. Morning steam swirling with the clouds; Outside, it was sticky and brisk. We sat interlocked, deteriorating into one another, Like the grains of warm sugar in our coffee. The sun rose over stalky branches; squinting it’s morning eyes through orange foliage. And as no deterrent to our apparent muse, The air emitted oak and song; smell and taste. Black-birds swam around our heads, detaching themselves from
the milky sky, Swirling with the atmosphere in a light and radiant manner Amused by us. The only few moments we were ever alone. © 2011 MIngram |
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