unbridled

unbridled

A Poem by paperrush

three years past we
broke the rain's skin
clouds turned and
hurled "don't come in here"
and you know that he
is never anything less
than the kindest man
once we're out the door.
squeeze my fingers
inside his fist
marked forever
white gold and mauve
angry circles
heated sharp love like
knocking shins
on table corners
in the dark.

© 2014 paperrush


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Added on January 9, 2014
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paperrush
paperrush

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lover of lowercase letters and run-on sentences, disjointed freeverse, tiny poems jammed up with heart. sometimes true. not always. searching for sanctuary from lost almost thoughts. more..

Writing
most quiet most quiet

A Poem by paperrush