Chemistry

Chemistry

A Poem by Michelle Chiafala
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If you're the thunder, then I'm the lightning; we're the world and its elements all at once.

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Put you and me together,
and you get a pair of misfits
whose religion is drinking
forties in brown paper bags
under a starlit city skyline
on a clifftop with a drive-in,
rusted over and forgotten in time.
We find these relics, and we
make it our own little slice
of heaven.


I close my eyes and I can
feel the wind through my hair;
hear the roar of it in my ears
as we coast down the streets,
going breakneck on your bike.
I’m set free on this day, and
given wings when I swallow
my trepidation and outstretch
my arms, with my heart
thrashing inside of my chest.


With you, I’m alive; an electric
current replaces my bloodstream.
If you’re the thunder, then I’m
the lightening; we’re the world
and its elements all at once.
You and I, we’re inseparable;
sometimes, I believe
we’re everlasting.

© 2013 Michelle Chiafala


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Added on September 20, 2013
Last Updated on September 20, 2013
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Michelle Chiafala
Michelle Chiafala

NY



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Elle, twenty-something, writer of free verse poetry and prose. I put my experiences, feelings, and thoughts into words, thus making these poems of mine extremely personal. I thank all of you who take .. more..

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