Velvet LinesA Poem by PerditionHer face melted into the beige backdrop Her fingers frail as the crumbling room Slowed as her intentions cringed madly over the
marble glaze chanting a feverish mandala I could hear her distance absent and running down the
ninth floor steel She was no longer in her own skin The skill of jaunt had long
since tumbled off like dominoes down the stairwell down the wet floor she layered...then in through the hallway, Wheels and memories squeaking The abyss growing louder with shame as the words plucked from my side Everything about it was in perfect alignment In proper isolation My shades howled with the
filth of a pleasant light magazines muddled up to their
corners I was everywhere my mind
abhorred though I could take no less We were falling into contentment Without warning my name
pierced the walls and she began walking long and steady past the cruelty, past the rain, past time and up into the lovely slopes hard with dementia deepening so that now the forces of the minefield were free to explore her thoughts © 2019 PerditionAuthor's Note
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