Souvenirs Of the Heart
No dress with flower patterns
This is not Indochina, a world obsolete
My skin, is the color of flame
Burning
To the Winter sunlight
Windows of neighbor so distant,
a world separated, there are no faces behind
Or I maybe be blind
Man travels the world eating food, and
falls in love unintended
Two years to the day
The color red is fresh as blood from the new wound of paper cut
The book with the Note on the Rapture to His True love
collects dust until I open it and see her in green dress
There she happily stays, still and smiling
Between the covers of black
between the pages of creamy paper
your finger once caressed gentlely
and your hands at rest, while asleep
on my body, flowing yet quiet
ready to rise
This is not Indochina, a world obsolete
My skin, is the color of flame
Burning
To the Winter sunlight
Windows of neighbor so distant,
a world separated, there are no faces behind
Or I maybe be blind
Man travels the world eating food, and
falls in love unintended
Two years to the day
The color red is fresh as blood from the new wound of paper cut
The book with the Note on the Rapture to His True love
collects dust until I open it and see her in green dress
There she happily stays, still and smiling
Between the covers of black
between the pages of creamy paper
your finger once caressed gentlely
and your hands at rest, while asleep
on my body, flowing yet quiet
ready to rise
2 Comments:
I is good to hear from you, however infrequently.
Nice poem!
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