Daily Meditation #1A Poem by Annette Jay SweeneyPictures lining the walls remind me your open eyes are miles away, miles of some unwarranted length I could grasp the strings of only in my sleep. Memories don’t serve to remember, but to taunt with the voice of what wasn’t recorded. I want a door to step through, if only to see your face. To know it was really there. Because I didn’t trace its edges on the paper with pencil, some artist did. With a 23-year-old mind you would think I know the difference. You would think I could smell an after-taste of when you were there with my dog-like taste-buds. In the two-spirit study session I reach for my spirit animal, hoping that instead it’s you. But it’s an otter galloping away from the shore- line, frolicking in the grasses missing day’s dew. © 2012 Annette Jay Sweeney |
StatsAuthorAnnette Jay SweeneyIDAboutReading and writing have always provided a loving escape for me, but both are now taking on a more serious level. I thrive on reading others' work and helping them to improve, while also depicting my .. more..Writing
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