I don’t recognize my footprints anymore, flash bulbs and dusty breaths distort my sight and laugh I barely recognize my name as if anyone might call on the gusts of barren life that hit me full force
Lost in a silent thought bouncing from shutter to shutter blistering paint and chipping sorrows outside the windows, smeared of tears resting on cheddar sills reflecting unknown images, as I stare
Photographic headlines swing on wire fences twisted around dreams and laced with unforgiving pain rusting in the rain, falling piece by tiny piece until words read like fragmented sentences in amber speckles on the walk, asking me to believe
A three legged cat begs for a mouse, yet the only thing held in this trap is me folding another fitted sheet (I hate folding fitted sheets) as Tripod claws at my leathered skin trying to erase the scars, captured in the lens which mocks me…say cheese