Darkhorse

Darkhorse

A Poem by Abigale LeCavalier

It’s apparent in small circles
less so in large crowds
how strung out and dull
I have become,
like Major Tom, a junkie.

I twist in no wind contorted,
beating the ground
like some foul raging bull stampeding;
once in a pond thinking of butterflies,
now I chase the sparrow through purple skies.
Vomiting thunder,
my heart has broken ten thousand times
for no one,
but for her only once
and that is never enough.

I've closed my eyes on my sanity
returning instead to the surface of Mars,
the God of War
and made a mark;
filled my mouth with red sand
and shouted Bowie songs until my teeth bled.

Traveling near the speed of sound
touching the realization that it is I
who is alien to my self.

That it is I who is the Darkhorse.

© 2016 Abigale LeCavalier


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Added on March 1, 2016
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