worn out weather.

worn out weather.

A Poem by K. Edward Warmoth

We struggle to grow from soils sown with glances in other directions,
our hands bound by ropes,
lovingly tied by whichever parent we choose to resent.

I have never wanted more than what was offered.
Like putting your hands in your coat pockets
to avoid putting them in my mouth
and getting a good grasp on what I'm saying.

Sorry so sudden, sorry so soon.

© 2011 K. Edward Warmoth


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Third line... what a kick in the gut. The image of a rope binding albeit lovingly tied is fantastic. Again, I am left wondering if I really walked away understanding your intent. But the piece is haunting...

Posted 13 Years Ago



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K. Edward Warmoth
K. Edward Warmoth

Indianapolis, IN



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