Space JunkA Poem by Patrick Westerhausit's okay to mistake space junk at the end of a decaying orbit for a genuine shooting star they look the same and your wishes will get you to about the same place in the end but when I told her that her eyes went narrow and a frown pulled at the corners of her lips -what beautiful lips- and I heard less and less from her as the days turned to weeks then the funniest thing happened one April night as I sat out on the balcony with my bottle of wine a shooting star, or maybe just space junk falling back to earth, slashed a little white paper cut across heaven and I found myself making a wish © 2015 Patrick Westerhaus |
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Added on February 3, 2015 Last Updated on February 3, 2015 Author
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