A Year of Perfect Vision

A Year of Perfect Vision

A Poem by Laura Lynn Close


Nautical fragments, a shipwreck of them, 

As though visions of anchors could replace,

The tireless cranking of a heavy circumstance.


It may be a new world, 

but it’s an old war.


* *


Give me a date for the dog to play fetch,

And it may be unrelated but unless I run, 

I feel wretched, like I don’t deserve you.


Let me reach some great feat, and entreat 

Your heart, your body, your soul


* * *


How is a cruise like a crucifix?

One accerates in the water,

The other in excruciating pain,

Dripping water and blood.

© 2020 Laura Lynn Close


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Added on March 26, 2020
Last Updated on March 30, 2020