motherA Poem by Dana Alsamsammother and I sigh side by side at the lack of Earl Grey in the cabinet.
wordless as we may be, our communication travels through pairs of pears
and tangerines peeling
calm and silent, coexisting creatures. the afternoon pours over us
like spiraling spires and the monochrome of a melted clock morphed into the top hat and matching tie of the doorman.
we wear this time seeped into our pores and leaked onto oriental couches
as mother and daughter sigh side by side emerald eyes to hazel
an expectant yet calm reflection,
but we are one over a cup of tea. © 2013 Dana AlsamsamReviews
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StatsAuthorDana AlsamsamChicago, ILAbout"my brain hums with scraps of poetry and madness." i dance, write and play violin. i'm studying english and training in dance in chicago. i like spooky things, red lipstick, caffeine, punk/indi.. more..Writing
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