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Cyril Blythe
Poems
Nov 2012
Depth of Darkest Moment
Plunge, colder+deeper, illuminosity, shame, boats,
fear, family, disappointment, roots, train,*
Lights,
Camera,
Action:
When you told me, “no”
you called me “******”
and you became the Quarterback
you used to be.
You refused to watch
my musicals because football
“What real men do, boy”
ran in your blood.
So, I swore never to forgive
the blood that named me
your son because you threw
a pass and I didn’t have hands.
Winter was cold and the stage
was warm, unlike pigskin goose bumps
or Gatorade that you tried
to force onto my hands.
Then you finally came
to watch me sing
in
Les Miserables
and
you wept, warm tears.
“Proud of you, son”
you cried, and we wept
and my cold heart thawed
because of bloods warmth.
**Lights
Camera
Scene.
Written by
Cyril Blythe
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