Bokeh (2)A Poem by aponijoseWhen the thoroughfares sink to the manner of seeing you gossamer thin at the hem of my vision, when alleys are wrapped in your Muzak of metal and lives spilling out from the faces of strangers, our city exhibits the talent for wearing you properly fitted and prudently chic. But perhaps you can say that I’m not like the city. Your pockets are gloves when I borrow your lighter, your arms are my sleeves ‘til they're no longer cold, and your fingers are rings that encircle my thumb ‘til our nearness allows them to rust, break apart, move the air, walk away while the avenues put on the blurring of you. © 2011 aponijoseReviews
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