A Cargo of Green Hearts
~POEMS~
if when the snow comes
I go offline and my boots are no longer by the door, if the door itself is hanging slack- mouthed in a stiletto breeze and all the terrible whisperers have come to roost in my closets If they say he seemed so ordinary I don't know what got into him, if they find my silouttte staring at flowerless graves, if all the fallen leaves follow me into the hills like sycophants if I drift like a derelict across burnt bridges with a fedora pulled low over my shadow oh, and the icicles multiply over my face like the whiskers of an old man too weary to shave kiss me, heart and save me from this fate. let me back in the door. Comments are closed.
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