Life in the Reds

Life in the Reds

A Poem by Ganymede Hieracosphinx

Leaning against the counter
where the spoons are, as you know

some green stick was lit 
now the fumes are born with these lips
crescents with bends

we have the bends too

the window knows it
the blossom red of her hair
crackles with it
 
 and we sleep ever forgotten
alone as the cat scratching under the sheets
we have surpassed this.




© 2013 Ganymede Hieracosphinx


Author's Note

Ganymede Hieracosphinx
tom waits,
"Smoke is blacking out the sun
At night I pray and clean my gun
The cracked bell rings as
The ghost bird sings and the gods"
one day, my poems will be that fitting.

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Added on January 15, 2013
Last Updated on January 15, 2013
Tags: poetry, alone, bends