Oppressive winds carried among the nightfall sky aloneness dried the atmosphere infection slips in windows romantic thinking numbers sleep time Henry vanished before military return his satchel keeping love letters photographs that presented wounds but his march was a necessity Power from simple handguns land on mission's soil tunnels presented dead grunts from the high rising fire a week after his love brought her life
Children often remember Kelley killing stress with magazines, empty men and brandy shots her ******* pounded for days but her heart was fatigue that cross patted her neck which carried black mysteries lips that presented silence a beloved brown made up new most days
Guys often kissed her squeezing out security dangerous men fancied her some laughed like they understood said they would fill their hats of other "working" women making new found glory through washed up love
She said my handgun holds power presented at my feet: one shot to feel the dead that shot remembered every night before bed
i was given a set of words and told to write a poem using only those words this is about a woman who lost her husband in a war