a poem for a friend who is slowly dying from a rare brain disease
this day.
nothing
left in
my old
jean pockets,
only a
point
of view
you,
and it is
as soothing
as a
summer
california
sun upon
my body,
and as
holy
as a
sermon
from my
sunday
church.
I kick
off my
shoes
and run
my feet
through
this park's
uncut grass,
I am
certain
some where
in Carolina
that you
must be
doing the
same,
then I
pause
look up
at the
clouds,
and I
wish upon
them to
myself.
please one
of you
take me
to where
you are.,
but only
silence
greets me
as they
pass from
view.
and I am
left behind
once again.
with this
day
and this
point of
view of
you.
that tastes
like
honey upon
my lips..