Fool

Fool

A Poem by Marina Rose

Handprints stain my heart.
They’re yours.

I am plagued; comatose,
a ritualistic rebirth
I claw my way out by morning.

Steady, inescapable, 
and raw, colorless thoughts
I wake, a hollow shell
a crescent.

Crumbs of my Eden remain
they linger as you linger
burlesque, a temptress
stepping softly.

I’ll not let the words crawl across my lips
I’d rather let them form brief, violent hailstorms
than risk it all again.

Wrists heavenward,
breathless, I submit.

© 2012 Marina Rose


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Marina Rose
Marina Rose

Landing, NJ



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Hi, I’m Marina. I have found solace in writing since I was very young. My goal is to keep writing, even through the impossible dry spell that’s gotten a hold of me lately. Any kind of feed.. more..

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A Poem by Marina Rose