Tuesday, September 11, 2012

sonnet two hundred thirteen

we hide our unguarded
desires under a coal mine,
just like an amaranth,
all a dream until it

aches and blisters and
could no longer stop itself
from manifesting, like
heedless blossoms staring

skyward, tracing the steps
until it touches the
vague blue clouds,

until all it knows is that
it must follow - the sound,
the sight, the feel of your voice.

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