Perhaps in the morning.

Perhaps in the morning.

A Poem by Sarah McKeever Hitt

I find the shudder of cold that  I feel, when I think of  your face, cruel
because I once found you stunning to look at.

I can't help but imagine that I would still find you breathtaking
If I wasn't scared to see your eyes.

My fear is not of your features,
or of your disdain,
Rather it's a terror over the loss I feel, 
the pride that I no longer have
since we fell from grace in each other's love story.

Boy but I bet you look handsome
bathed in the light of the lamp that I turned off
I would turn the switch back on to peek at our pictures
if I knew your ghost had moved on.

I can make no such promise to myself as of yet
Perhaps in the morning
when I change the curtains 
and clean the windows
the glare from the sun will make us beautiful again
and I will see the love that kept me young

So tonight, I wait for tomorrow because I believe that might just work.
I will see you in the sunshine my love.
For the last time, at last

© 2014 Sarah McKeever Hitt


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Sarah McKeever Hitt
Sarah McKeever Hitt

Chicago, IL



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