Fragile
Fragile
Sugar glass
cracks and breaks,
painless,
inconsequential,
unreal
the illusions I cling to,
when you’re not there.
But you,
all of you,
any of you,
broken,
would cut me deep.
My family of glass,
fragile things,
like windows,
ever there,
taken for granted.
So ephemeral,
the fragility of this time
I live through,
with my family of glass.
We gather like sand,
the wind blows
and
we drift apart again.
I hold forever your reflection
in my hands.
My family of glass,
my fragile things.
D.E.J. Jan 4th '09
Jeff Dawson
Tue 10th Feb 2009 22:15
Hi Deborah, fantastic - love this -
Sugar glass
cracks and breaks,
painless,
inconsequential,
unreal
the illusions I cling to,
when you’re not there.
Sounds like your world will smash any minute, great poem, Jeff X