Blue BonesA Poem by Jessica Jean
Blue bones
Broken branches May I photograph you sleeping? The moon is out (But you know that) And the room is bathed in blue The window rectangle of the lightest light Drapes your bare, sheetless body Like a glass blanket Like a ghost veil I aim it lightning Like a storm on your body A white flash disrupting the blue But it gives me a memory (Storms always are memories) And the blue flows back in The quiet of you flows back in As if there were no deafening flash To subconsciously stir But I heard it and trembled I almost ran out the door To the black hallway that goes on and on But you did not move Not a single inconsistency from sleep You stayed and I stared There you were All old and new in the blue Under a glass blanket Under a ghost veil But I could touch you And shatter it all © 2013 Jessica JeanAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorJessica JeanNYAboutI'm 19 from Long Island. Poetry is my muse, my best friend, and where I feel most myself. When I finish a poem, I feel like I've put a shining star down on paper. more..Writing
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