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Jules Wilson
Poems
Jul 2013
the butterfly effect
I am lost.
I am vacant.
I have no space to occupy.
-
There is air.
I can’t breathe it.
There are only hard lips
and crushed butterflies.
-
I see the sky.
I am lost in its
appeal to steal me away.
-
I contemplate
and I consider the
choice of flying far far away.
-
I was once only a dreamer,
a doe-eyed romantic,
who wrote letters next to
short coffee cups.
-
But the cups got taller,
and the words grew longer,
and I moved onto Wonderland.
-
It’s the in-between, the far
behind-the-scenes, where
no one will ever look to find
these dreams.
-
So I’ll store you away there,
with your tea and honeysuckle,
and I’ll tie my feet to the bed
so I can’t leave again.
-
I contemplate again,
and I consider the choice
of flying far far away,
-
of jumping on a plane, or of you
doing these things, but then I
remember one truth:
you live in reality, and I don’t.
Written by
Jules Wilson
Nashville
(Nashville)
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