![]() Blond VivianA Poem by h d e rushin
I have a friend dark as night. Black as blackberries who appears at her handsewn windows in a blond wig. Perhaps to shame the barn owls; the corn silk that drools, swaying in the cutworm breeze. (These are poems of protest now)
Poems collected as you would unknowingly, fennel tops caught in my front, city-slicker pocket. You would hold my hand like deep feelings are held and it appears that I am the first to admit that self esteem is the key to meaningful love/
These yellow horizons, fata-morgana, then a rush to ornate shores amid Coltrane like Village VanGuard essays of a similar whirl.
Past the broken steps, the loud birds, the slow modal expressions. Far past my silly love words, for you, lace-front dots in the air. Sen-Sen to drown the fat, past the smell of rotting mice, the myth of man-made lakes. (I'll do my best not to die till then) as life, the July rain drains off you're brusque shoulders.
I would gladly invite you over but my witches hold the doors shut. Overcome, you had no more fun than the star that had no more fun to be had. If you noticed,
I don't keep tissue around for tears but for the loves, winged and soft, that smash against the glass; sweet lotus, things that cheerfully go away, dropping. © 2013 h d e rushinReviews
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