AbsenceA Poem by M. NolanI long to wake in fumbling arms, Awkward in their hunger for flesh and warmth, Legs twisting and locking into place, Like puzzles so imperfectly made.The most
painful reminder I have of you Is my
empty bed"untangled and clean. The
bedsheets without your limbs The
pillow devoid of your perfume. I long to
wake in fumbling arms, Awkward
in their hunger for flesh and warmth, Legs
twisting and locking into place, Like
puzzles so imperfectly made. But the
bed no longer has your shape, The
outline of your willful body fades, With each
passing day-- I still reach for you. © 2017 M. Nolan |
StatsAuthorM. NolanAbout25 | Seasonal Poet, Fickle Writer. Writing has been both a great friend and a dubious foe. It brings me comfort whenever I convert my feelings into words--to lay out my technicolor mess into the bl.. more..Writing
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