Two Bunnies Beneath a Cold Grey SkyA Poem by Thomas W CaseRIP Dawn
I don't want to go a
gentle journey, from convoluted to convalescence. I quit drinking again; found love in the psych ward. She's my broken-winged angel. So much pain behind that sweet smile. She's drinking again, and I can't fix her. It hurts, like an arrow through the stomach. I have a rabbit that comes to my yard. She lies in the same spot every day. So much so, that she has worn down a place for herself--the surrounding grass grows around her. She feels safe. I feed her spinach, and my brother sings her show tunes. That's what we get for having a drama teacher for a father. Thanks, Dad. It's been an unseasonably cold April. I feel sorry for Harvey; That's her name, thanks again Dad. I talk to her softly. "Hi, baby--what are you doing? Do you want to come in?" She doesn't answer. I'm sober. I want to take care of her... Both of them... My two little bunnies. It's cold, and the wind is blowing hard, beneath a mean grey sky. © 2024 Thomas W CaseAuthor's Note
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Added on August 25, 2024Last Updated on August 25, 2024 Tags: love, life, alcoholism, death AuthorThomas W CaseClear Lake, IAAboutThomas W. Case was born in Oxnard. He has published 3 volumes of poetry. The Bullfrog Dreams of Flying, Artichokes, Avocados, and Van Gogh, and Seedy Town Blues. He has won several poetry contests. Hi.. more..Writing
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