The cradle broke.
I didn't see it coming,
spoke no words,
let my body bend -
curve over the air
turn upon recrimination
allowed the indication of my being
surge.
Tear ducts
cinder dry closed sores,
the recourse of dreaming
frightens me -
let me be someone else...
anyone
else.
Her bones are brittle
under sunlight,
calcify through the night
until dawn peaks,
when I may retreat
from my watchful stance -
perched on haunches.
My body is a tomb
for you,
before the day is born
before I ache.
My body is barren now
turned inside out,
I can feel the skin
lining my throat
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