because she says that
i didn't belong there
not that i belong here, either;
that's just absurdbut she says that
his hands did not belong
in mineand she says that
his lips did not belong
on minestill she says that
there are things that simply
never actually do belongand i watched her lips whisper my name,
hypnotic"honey,"
she says
"who are you trying to fool?"
and she is fuchsia and hyacinth and lavender and pink
and i am faded lines on parchment paper, messy and indecisive and meaningless
and he is there with vines and leaves held in his fingers,
and he is holding on so tight to something so worthless
and they are spilling out of his hands,
yet he continues to grasp for something
to
save"we don't talk to the broken man,"
she murmurs,
her voice cascading waterfalls
and i amfalling
"he is afraid of the sunrise"
and
she is
goneand so we cry and press rewind.
YOU ARE READING
passing magic
Poetrypoems written a very, very long time ago. (republished for shits and giggles)