Your hands, as they are. The Romans, communists, the bottled flies hovering over water ridden Africa; your hands in many metaphors. Your hands waving at me when love happens. Like opening the bathroom window, like the front door of your fingers licking each tiny seed, your hands turning blonder and blonder. Your hands holding me like a dog in the lap. Like the ocean. Your hands forming a tiny planet on my thighs. Your hands holding my father, weeping. The horse hair on my throat, stroking your hands. The eggs on the end of your bed, your hands like a love note, one for each bruise. Your hands, uninterrupted, scarred like my body.
Your hands
waving at me when love happens. Like
opening the bathroom
window, like
the
front door of your fingers licking
each tiny seed, your hands
turning blonder and blonder.
This is one of the best poems I have read in a while. The poem moves like the second hand refreshing the palette of images. I like the repetition of your hands so much. There are some lines that I absolutely love.
'your hands in many metaphors' and 'your hands like a love note, one for each bruise. Your hands, uninterrupted scarred like my body'.
kisses on the neck and writing rules my life
and determinsim is a b***h but me and her made a deal so it's all good now. in fact, shes doing a lot of great things for me.
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