They say write what you know. Ha!
I say write what turns you on, what stretches your existence, what ruffles your mother's feathers. Write to expand you.
(You want a) Divorce
I grab your wrist
under never-ending dinosaur-movie skies.
I can’t take my eyes off of you.
Dancing in the dark of
crisp November nights,
hidden from others by pine cones,
I slap your face.
You want to end it.
It’s not your money I want,
it’s you.
As raindrops drown my heart,
your tears blend in and
I break down,
consummated in
pain.
[©1999]
A collection of words that might mean something to someone, might bring tears to a few, might open a few eyes, might cause heads to shake, but I see them as poetry. And I'm the one who matters most.
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