i would like to stand beside kathryn burke. well only if You can promise it wouldn't hurt.
a promise: is a promise: and You promised: You would.
i would just be happy if she would sit beside me on a park bench under a sky as absent, as dark as the black lace that chased her skin
and even if You were really dead and gone, (or so says Nietzsche, a fact i still find hard to believe) even then, i wouldn't mind. as long as that rib was returned to my side.
then i wouldnt be so half- empty. so inside: out.
then maybe the mirror would bare an image to me.
boy, i'd finally be living!
who would of thought a sorry lot like me would be a **** worth giving?
surely none of the Lords that are still living?
but a promise: is a promise: and she always
promises.
like those pretty eyes of hers i couldn't keep
in pockets full of posies
kathryn burke?
does it hurt?
to stand, to sit, to lay beside me?
Copyright 2009
*an ode to a photograph of a girl, who lived almost a hundred years ago.*