We could wade into the waters of the River Lethe,
doubled like twins by the river's dark, fragmented
reflections, enfolded within one another while the
currents, thick and viscous with collected memories,
lap at the heat rising from our skin as the river drinks in
the salt we shed, remembering together the delicate
and difficult art of letting go without regret. There
and only there could you love me, knowing the moment
would be washed away, trapped forever within the rippling
liquid mirror, when you emerged blameless and empty.
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Shadows & Dust [poetry]
PoetryMost of my poetry is autobiographical. I write about living with bipolar disorder, dating, single parenting, my neo-pagan spiritual beliefs, my dreams, and sometimes popular folklore. Many of these pieces come from my self-published collections...