Tuesday, July 17, 2012

sonnet one hundred ninety five

the winter trembling
at the sound of your voice,
necessary and haunting,
as if a reminder of one

who triumphs in this
desolation, in this desperation,
your eyes blanket the
dusk, halts it from

ever coming near, words
perennially lost to
the depth of your soul

and the meaning of these
bruises we hold out of
too much love, out of sadness.

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