Tuesday, August 9, 2011

Mud. By The River


Reposted from Le Bleu du Ciel for Language > Place blog carnival edition #9
























fill me with mud to stop my body from burning:
small, circular veins bursting down my thighs.
clad me in a cold, iron amor while i lose such
compulsion of colors, shivers stripped of their
shine on a lost night. the last snowstorm took
the locks off your gate & icicles slid down my
fingers. since then i've been running to where
the sun turns mourners into surf, dried traces
on sand & dirt of one's choosing. pick it up,
my new disappearance. throw it to the side.

1 comments:

  1. This is such a strong line: "since then i've been running to where the sun turns mourners into surf". Beautifully written.

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