Recall that darkness:
it was a terrible,
made distance
in which I only
thought your shape.
Until I forgot
what was your voice,
or why. Until
we had a talk.
I said many
very important-
sounding things,
I said nothing.
“I will never have a
child, only dogs.”
I broke a glass
in trying to break
you. “Please just
let me break you.”
That wasn’t said but
how I wanted to
the most, then,
as for you, I
could only listen
through a wall,
(Oh, the distance.)
chiseled, bristling
with white paint.
This is a great
mystic dread:
that for the paint
I will forget you.
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