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My feet straighten out as I walk up the road A typha in my left palm and a worn warm stone Sentimental? Or just the dust of petals in my mind? I just passed a great big pine What is mine? Is that mine? A great fine diner is up ahead; entrance of town and once my homestead with a paint chipped door schedule written in lead Peering through the window There's no breeze though but the lights glow but the plants grow How can I know? What do I know The small bell dings and I crash back The legs walk in let the door smack I grab my chest and eyes wet my chin When did the shudder begin? Felt Felt a soft red cloth wipe my cheek Is it her or is it what they think? a memory it can be and certainly hurts like a memory A sip from a coffee she blows on it softly a snapping blink in the glass whispering with moments that pass as much as I want to try to be
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Sep 11, 2018
Sep 11, 2018 at 6:45 AM UTC
Manners pt. 2
My feet straighten out as I walk up the road A typha in my left palm and a worn warm stone Sentimental? Or just the dust of petals in my mind? I just passed a great big pine What is mine? Is that mine? A great fine diner is up ahead; entrance of town and once my homestead with a paint chipped door schedule written in lead Peering through the window There's no breeze though but the lights glow but the plants grow How can I know? What do I know The small bell dings and I crash back The legs walk in let the door smack I grab my chest and eyes wet my chin When did the shudder begin? Felt Felt a soft red cloth wipe my cheek Is it her or is it what they think? a memory it can be and certainly hurts like a memory A sip from a coffee she blows on it softly a snapping blink in the glass whispering with moments that pass as much as I want to try to be
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Sep 11, 2018
Sep 11, 2018 at 6:45 AM UTC
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