Lonely.A Poem by dukovan
When I whispered to the darkness beyond my porch,
of hidden memories of the day I knew I was talking to your living ghost. There was this black stary curtain in your eyes that you would tie around your fingers to not forget every living thing in your life. When I began to die one night at my parents house, I saw clarity in uncertainty and ceased to search and began to see. I think of fish tales of men setting hooks into waters so tall, reeling on salty rope scathing pulpy wood. I thought of the men's masts that were tattered and all the salt in their lungs and wondered if you too breathed with the wind. Now I'm alone for the first time really, without a woman to keep me warm. I think of noose's, tattoos and the moment as I whittle away sticks into characters as if to strip away the things I don't see for our futures. I'm left with only the thought of your face, death , and a knot in my stomach and I swear I'll try again. © 2012 dukovanReviews
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