Fragmented

Fragmented

A Poem by Marina Rose

It is almost cruel
how the scent that your skin left 
on my sheets
still finds a way to charm my dreams.

The fragments of you
with which I shamelessly decorate my conscience
and everything in-between
have found their way to my center.

They rise up in my throat 
and I try to force them down
but it is always too late at night 
to find the strength.

As I bury myself 
in all the words I wish you’d say
I feel as if 
my bones might turn to dust.

The entire world 
might have dissolved around me;
if it has, 
I haven’t noticed.

The only time I’m sure 
that I exist
is when I see my reflection
in your eyes.

© 2012 Marina Rose


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Added on September 6, 2012
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Marina Rose
Marina Rose

Landing, NJ



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