separationA Poem by Anthony JHer eyes are head wounds. I must kiss them closed. Time is white water and we are a dry canoe. His eyes blow darts through mine and tranquilize the brain-spot where love used to live. I will buy a tow truck large enough to drive all of her pennies to the wishing well. I am growing older and I’ve been watering the garden for years. Still no dreams have sprouted. Her gazes swim around mine like small fish, Moments of contact are glass panes forming and shattering. The clock should surely have spun more than that. Every moment is an eternity. Every year a flicker. The winding cobblestone path down the road is tempting as a galaxy with as many constellations. Words do not work. I will wear the skin of horizons.
© 2015 Anthony J |
Stats
150 Views
1 Review Added on May 2, 2015 Last Updated on May 2, 2015 Author
|