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David Mikosz
Poems
May 2019
When did I leave?
As I look over the charred lifescape,
I know who started it.
A fire so fast and furious.
I did not throw the match
nor realize how dry it was
to feed a fire so fast and furious.
But as I nurse my burns
And soothe my daughters welts
I am left with a curious thought.
I did not burn up in the pyre
But choked on smoke and suffered burns
from the fire so fast and furious.
To have survived the furnace
I must have left it some time before
But when did our love turn to tinder?
That will be my reflection
To learn what can so dry a love
so that I never again
have a fire so fast and furious.
Reflections on how a friendship and marriage could end so quickly. Working on my arc from loss to now.
Written by
David Mikosz
52/M/20850
(52/M/20850)
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