![]() ConjureA Poem by Stephanie W.
There are moments
seldom and silent and ever lacking reason Where I summon you or maybe I should say conjure and instead I find a feeling where your face should be struck by the ways a memory of you is really a memory of everybody else a memory of the alchemy of flat palms against the damp grass and the sharpness of whispers the ways your fingernails traced the cut a memory of the way our chestnut curtains met, netting lash and lip and all those eyes, always ready to consume a memory of all the words you said, calculated instead of true designed instead of anything at all. I buckle under the weight of where your memory should stand, atop me. I splinter at the disconnect. And at the way a memory of you exists only in the things I did not see at the moment it was made. In this way, you never leave me. In this way, I am reminded of the ways pretty girls like to chip away at whatever belongs to the others. © 2012 Stephanie W.Reviews
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