rumbling & worn

rumbling & worn

A Poem by Ross Davison

 

street ssssssssshhhhhh
by the car s s treet s weeper,
 
predawn wafts of birds
scooping out of the park their dark
silhouettes against the puddles surface,
 
rippling in the drops.
 
you are here, under my coat..
warm and floating from under my sweater,
drafting to gather within inhale the scent
of your cookie dough skin,
your pancakes and syrup lips,
you’re inside my pours.
 
stopping at the corner,
blip bip bap bmmp on the stretching
u m be r e l l a   taught tight top,
drumming the rain’s rhythm,
the cyclist spindles his
back striped with slime brown grit,
lulling my eyes closed
with a breath, paused, ever so slight,
before I step
back under the lamp.
 
you were at the window,
watching me, silently
  rip my
               tie off and bludgeon
   my
           self with my own throat,
 
just to miss an
opportune time to make
       you see
 
          just how the rain
 
 
floods me with you.
 

© 2008 Ross Davison


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Ross Davison
Ross Davison

New Bedford, MA



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Born on Cape Cod, and transported from school to school, I began writing at 15. Twisting the way the words layed on the paper, spreading them out to accentuate pauses or connections. I've been publi.. more..

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A Poem by Ross Davison