Solitude

Solitude

A Poem by Ben Taylor

The evenings stretch long
as we approach the solstice.
A battalion of weightless warships
stretches across a hazy horizon,
blockading cooler winds
from sweeping the sweltering Midwest.

Beneath the patchwork shadows,
the sweat-sweet smell of summer
tangles and twists in my hair
as sun and skin commune.

For a moment, I felt no stress.

I forgot about all of you. 

© 2020 Ben Taylor


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Ben Taylor
Ben Taylor

Columbia, MO



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