At First He Pulled MeA Poem by Lindsay LukensThe end of one of my great loves. I find things change when the wisteria blooms...
At first he pulled me
Down and said all the things I’d dreamt
He’d say,
And so willingly I went –
Body still at his command,
Mind frantic in his absence.
In the chill of winter he had me
In sunlight
And we lay atop the sheets sweating
From the heat.
Now even the air is green
And the wisteria hangs heavy
In it. I am
Captivated, this time, along
With the world,
By this, my favorite flower.
Truly,
Anything so complete and passionate
Is doomed to short life.
I have tried to gather these
Blossoms and keep them
On my kitchen table,
To entice them to grow –
I pick up their petals daily.
These beautiful, sweeping things
I beg them to grow,
Yet the blossoms are fading and
Your scent has left me.
© 2008 Lindsay LukensAuthor's Note
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Added on April 24, 2008 Last Updated on May 6, 2008 AuthorLindsay LukensMero Atlanta, GAAboutI'm a slave. Do I need you say anything else? Ok. I am a twenty-two year old poet and writer currently studying English at a university in Georgia. My interests include existentialism, modern art, li.. more..Writing
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