Artificial Light

Artificial Light

A Poem by A. F. Carrera

You are another earth
Whose homes and high rises
And little lamp posts
Are constellations
Of artificial light

Beyond your sea of
Once-spoken somethings
And sunken screams
Drowned in amber drops

Lie far away laughs
Like train whistles
And far away cities
On the face I can't see

And far away people 
Biting off each other's tongues
And stuffing poetry in the stumps

And sometimes mountains 
You've forgotten about
Scrape the scars I've petrified
And salt the frozen face
Of my earth in dust.

© 2016 A. F. Carrera


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Added on May 1, 2015
Last Updated on August 5, 2016
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