Tuesday, July 10, 2012

sonnet one hundred seventy three

boundaries hold the
bone of our bones and
the shimmering cherry red
that which is our blood,

i cry silently against
the hollows of the gray
sky, hoping you would
soon remember the truths

said that morning before
all hurt and chaos dawned
on our half-made conversations,

on battles we wage without
seeing eye to eye, on crises
that spill crimson.

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