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Abbie Argo
Poems
Apr 2013
the astronaut's wife
black background
trillions of lights
flickering
beautiful
so alive
yet gone
even as i stare at them
from my little patch of green
no bang
no whimper
just dead
it gives a feeling
like the one
i get when i hear your name
heart wrenching
bitter sweet
like a punch
in the gut
then a hug
from an old friend
do you feel the same?
when you see the stars
from your front row seat,
when you hear my name?
sometimes
i imagine a time
from before
or perhaps after
when youβre
no longer
swimming through space
but here
with me
staring at the past,
clinging to each other in the present,
and praying to whoever
puts out the stars
for the future
but then comes
the fear
or wonder
or thought
or maybe
a little of all three
the fearwonderthought
that when your feet
touch the ground
will the loss of the stars
overwhelm
your regaining of me?
will i still be
the prettiest thing
youβve ever seen?
i hear mars is beautiful this time of year.
Written by
Abbie Argo
America
(America)
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