Monday, February 24, 2014

phoenixes and coffee

The night becomes increasingly foreign
There's a new sense of fellowship in morning
When the sky drowns itself in sheets
Of red coal and heliotrope.
I've become a member of limited invite
one of few who can accept
that the best kinds of tenderness
last only briefly

And Even all the way across this vast city
I can feel when your thoughts turn.
Making a bittersweet fracture
In my otherwise perfect day.
The bruises your ink stained fingertips
Traced along the lines of my rib cage
They begin to darken and ache
And that feeling tinges my world 
Turns it the color you made me see
Though only for a moment
Increasingly Shorter
Before I breath out
And remember to forget.




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