Tuesday, September 11, 2012

sonnet two hundred fourteen

tiptoeing around the noon
of your sleep, or the naked,
yawning dawn that carried
the divine shadow of your

body in languor, time
in a day marked by the
painful hours apart, alone
i would imagine the phases

your breathing instill
upon walls and ceilings
of a heaving, perpetual

need, to discern your
thoughts, bubbles within
your mind as you lay.

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