She had no oxygen…so I brought the metal devil to her. Just a tourniquet for a blistered soul. She never fared well, hot. She never fared well, cold. Quiet were her ways. A tsunami were the words…she did not say. … Continue reading the Catholic Woman
Early in the frozen season, the weather is oppressive like my father’s impatient love. Have not seen the sun in so long, a warming blood’s moon has replace shine’s pride. I took out a plastic red rose, all at once, … Continue reading Impatient Love
I have tried to blend your letter with my existence. Still the image that arrived had been brittle and contrived such as, the northern winds. We have been two infinities of an ill mended collage. A door unhinged. Your words … Continue reading Broken Branch of a Family Tree
Would the matter make any difference if we could turn back time, together or apart? Remove our granite love letter? Wear sandals for the steps it took to get us here? Instead of leaden wear steel- toed shoes… The anonymity … Continue reading Canterbury Confessions
I remember thinking… last night under a hindering sky… I remember thinking… ‘I don’t want to remember…anymore!’ With every deafening drop of water falling… sickness spreading. An illness I have become used to. Like the promise of never ending rain. … Continue reading Over the Waterfall
