Friday, 14 June 2019

the rain changed

so did the direction of
our stars and the crooked
tires of the black cycle
that is now apart. a part
of the sky.

juggle me whole while
our disconnected lashes
comb finely through the
long of
suicides neck. 

i thought we were cages
but we just forgot to
pull in our wing ended
fairy tale. a fine tale of
taupe fairies in diluted
with innocence, hair.
we got caught with
the wires wide
closed.

black ice rigid with
fearless light and hopeful
tears; our faces will glisten as
we stare at our stars;
in the morning
moon.


this will be my last poem

so that i remember. because before melted steel, there was hand-made, better, buttered words. we can decide if new spaces beneath me can qui...