On A PhonecallA Poem by Michael W. FarrellyBeridden and recuperating, I was alone, and lonely.
Just now you phoned,
lent me the gift of that lilting accent tripping your vowels a consonants in my language over your tongue. What could be more beautiful to me at these moments of self-reparation than the sensual tones your perfect mouth creates? Well, for one, you could trust that I know what I know and have done what I have done precisely because I am right. Not right about everythin, of course, but about my body, yes. So, if trusting that you trust you to join me in some moment, then how more beauitful that call could have been, and would not have seemed a duty bestowed by a stranger, but a connection with a lover. And when I say 'Everything is beautiful', do not reply'Yes, my weekend will be beautiful', because we both know that we wil not be together, and if that hundred miles of distance or more make it more beautiful for you then where should I gather those reassurances? It's ok, though. I will have my pain, within and without, but I will be happy, for you will have the sun. © 2010 Michael W. Farrelly |
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Added on July 9, 2010 Last Updated on July 9, 2010 AuthorMichael W. FarrellyParis, FranceAboutI am a thirty three year old Dublin man living in Paris.Writing a book at the moment(my third) but it doesn't pay the rent yet and is damn well killing me. I have one basic philosophy in life: it .. more..Writing
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