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Apr 2015
Dawn.* God, I still can't accept the fact
that it's almost morning, and you're
almost gone; you are only ever with me-
around me -when I close my tired eyes.

And then, during what feels like a
lifetime, we sleep so close together
we could be one body, one heap of
flesh under the warm and heavy covers.

But you're not here, and you're not
in my coffee when I get up either;
you're not outside when I open the

window; you're not alive when I
dial your number. At dawn I dislike
(re)discovering that you aren't real.
This is the first of a series of sonnets marking the different times of day. Yay/nay? Tell me what you think/what can be improved.
Mia Barrat
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   Spencer Craig, ryn and NV
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