Stain

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  • Lost Love

    Stain

    The light

    Splashed

    Unto concrete days

    I watched

    As you scribble pictures

    In the sand

    They resembled words

    Like

    “Wash me away”

     

    Tender

    That’s only half

    Of the two sides

    Struck

    By a corner

    The street was a dry throat

    The cold chaffed our ambitions

     

    Bargain shameful memories

    For secret doors

    You opened me

    The directions of collapse

     

    I used to hold words

    While you searched for pens

    I forgot

    To write you

    Books

    The titles are known

    To those who fake it

     

    Fill the empty spaces

    With legroom

    So you can stretch

    Between remembering comfort

    And sad places

     

    Fall on your face

    In the middle of a

    Vacant parking lot

    Don’t drive

    That’s all you talk about

    In your sleep

    Don’t sleep

    That’s all we ever talk about

    When we settle

    Settle;

    This is a picture

    You never drew me

    Don’t draw this hovering tinge

    Sweep your neck

    Its ending

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    Poetry is not a turning loose of emotion, but an escape from emotion.

    T. S. Eliot (1888-1965) American-English poet and playwright.

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