She Loved Me Once
Upon her chest I laid.
Her heart’s rhythm off-beat.
The repose I craved.
Her lung’s breathing discreet.
She held me.
I suffocated,
My tragedies liberated with violence.
I released,
Her fingers combed, softly through my hair.
And then silence.
Not a whisper or care.
The beating of our hearts syncopated.
The tempo slowed, this cadence we shared.
She loved ...
Saturday 2nd July 2016 11:48 pm
To the Moon and Back
She said, “To the moon and back.”
And I asked, “Why so finite?”
She looked of puzzlement.
I knew she had tried.
In lieu of intentions,
Years of roads walked down.
I journeyed to the moon-
And there she wasn’t, ever, to be found.
Saturday 2nd July 2016 6:54 pm
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