So I brought it here to you.
I pull my knee down
like a mountain
below the sea
and these tiny clouds
are a crown
around the space
the waters pool
on the shore
my stomach
like a tide drawn
high and out
by breath
that motion
coming and going
leaves a mark
on the rocks,
woven lines on my fingers
from warmth of friction
drops of water
make the fields of grasses
tumble down the
sloping hills
my shoulders
my hair
this hot season
that makes steam rise
from everything
makes flowers unfold their petals
my lips part
And you tell me
that you aren’t compelled
to be there.
That you are comfortable
under your roof under the stars.
I am
not
so separate.
1 comment:
I see an amazing growth in your work from 2005-2007. Nice imagery with this poem. --Moon
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