Reading the pavement.A Poem by Lee W. Deason
It's the sound escaping my little box.
I am sick just from how he talks. As I spend the rest of my life swimming in clocks. I want you to take notice of the chalk. Across the concrete, making an outline. It says to you... This was my time and place. And she said soon, so soon it will come you and me. With a plastic bag for our... Breath... And a raincoat for your... Beauty... Like a rhythm you consistently confuse the two. So shrewd. I lied when I said a slippery word. With no one around. It sounded cute. So I justified the time and said... "I've gotta go." Cause the outline is in the refrain. And it's simply too much to never... See it coming or leaving. So shrewd. I should have been listening. Instead of reading the pavement. © 2008 Lee W. DeasonFeatured Review
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