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Calvin Baker
Poems
Mar 2018
sun set
The sun sets behind too many trees,
inverted needles stabbing at the sky
The sky bleeds, crimson then rose then amber
As blue fades into violet, and the forest becomes blotchy
Thick ink dropped in water, cloudy
and almost impenetrable, then translucence is consumed
Memory is this way
The way I remember you, is this way
A bad taste on the tongue,
sour milk, moldy bread, tang
I once tried to paint with my memory of you,
and the colours ran, mixed, stained my canvas
I've painted over you a few times,
but you're a scar
The sun sets behind too many trees,
I can't see it, save for the shadows
Written by
Calvin Baker
British Columbia, Canada
(British Columbia, Canada)
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