i once was a mother to otherness for each eyeful that you took of us.
bodies displayed like polished stones across the bed:
i hold you again amongst them -- it's alright, i am undeadand give thanks. i came to watch over, i came in your lap
it's more than alright, it's soporifically soundly said
with a mouth wide open looking up from the bed we made:"you are a sentinel, i am no soothsayer. i am sorry
that i took flight in your sleep."
(6th February 2019, revised may 1st)
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unhanging
Poetrypoetry to learn to love again. "and i would hide my face in you and you would hide your face in me, and nobody would ever see us any more." -- kafka. (2019).