Pretty white-feathered wine swirls in my glass like the sea and I can feel her watching me watching her as the time trickles through an hourglass.
From here I see her flashing-train-car-window freckles smiling back at me gentle origami-winged laughter settles on my eyelashes as her rose-red drink stains what was once plain.
-Lord, that smile like a stitched-up killer of my mind yet still philharmonically sound I draw her near, “Dive with me. Stay with me.”
From a series of poems told from the perspective of the victims and survivors of the Titanic tragedy. This is from the perspective of an anonymous man remembering a woman he met on the ship.