OviedoA Poem by Hollow ManI held you, naked as untouched snow Safer than love’s silence in winter breath, Slow silence, concealed as flesh to flesh Lain in life’s bare bed; Soft as Sinatra Blue you pressed into barren polished sea To see, be, silent at last, to be lost In secluded sunless lull, pressed solely To share sight with my wearied shut eyes; Fallen in trodden tarmac wilderness With sad stories stooped with silent scars Fail-tended, unhealed, tethered to death, Common as Oviedo; Laced with dry Iris Plaster words push through to end the rest, Safer than love’s silence in winter breath. © 2010 Hollow ManAuthor's Note
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15 Reviews Added on November 10, 2010 Last Updated on November 10, 2010 AuthorHollow ManStafford, VAAboutI was born an old soul. Such is life. I live in a wasteland town in Northern Virginia. Poetry is solace. I run an online literary journal titled Toska with my best friend, which is now accepting submi.. more..Writing
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