![]() February 14, 2012A Poem by Molly CaraWe didn’t exchange explanations he never Liked explanations he used to kiss me before I finished Speaking. This time I said it over the phone so he couldn’t curtail It with his tongue still I was vague with my words and I praised him, I tried to leave quietly. He’s a know-it-all so he didn’t ask why. (He’s the type of guy who is certain there will always be more milk For his coffee more blue for his sky). That boy is more trouble than he’s worth but he’s worth A lot of trouble worth an affair like refracted light, Bending the pencil in the glass of water till I believe It looked like that to begin with till I believe I looked like this To begin with. He appreciates my body but I have more to give, I tried giving It to him but he’s just like Times Square lots of lights and signs and Advertisements. Now I want to explain (Because I miss him on the trains where we falter on our feet because We play a private game where we can’t hold onto the railings) This second goodbye speaks for itself, My boy is deaf not dumb.
© 2012 Molly Cara |
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Added on February 26, 2012 Last Updated on February 26, 2012 |