Trembling of SuicideA Poem by George Kassimis
What I don’t know is where
you lay Dissolving wings into traces of light And I watch the children you breathe among the landscapes of miniature porcelain strawberries I noticed the morning and its sound I noticed the scar on your wrist as the palms rise To catch each tear Then I figured what was real the blood wrinkled on the post remember? And I gently press my lips, upon the scar on your wrist as the palms rise to catch each tear from isolation © 2016 George Kassimis |
Stats
69 Views
1 Review Added on September 20, 2016 Last Updated on September 20, 2016 |

Flag Writing