thirty twenty five

thirty twenty five

A Poem by Sarah McKeever Hitt

I am guilty of the worst kind of innocence
The sort of misguided bliss 
that hidden papers warn of 
on pages that nobody ever reads.
I am on thin ice today
in the sun the heat is rising 
melting the shaky slick ground
that keeps me from soaking through and through
All this is my fault
(if you want to look at it like that)
I hold onto this naive candle flicker of love 
for you, still, even today
while the wind blows the dust over the city
and the fireflies sleep waiting for the dusk
and i will do all these so-called crimes tomorrow 
since I cannot stop what I refuse to believe is wrong,
when it comes to you.

© 2014 Sarah McKeever Hitt


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Sarah McKeever Hitt
Sarah McKeever Hitt

Chicago, IL



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