Street LevelA Poem by Cassidy MaskSummer days barely Warmer than winter, We roamed the roads Twisting through a city Faintly red beneath the sun. We were ever trapped At street level, where the Shadows leapt with the Passing of cars, headlights Making faces glow. I remember you Stretching up on toes To reach beams that Barely broke over the rooftops Drenched in silver.
Then in the cold dark I collected feathers And I made a nest And I dreamt I Reached the sky. And I dreamt I Touched the clouds.
Summer mornings broke Without a change Just another turn of the Earth, rooted beneath Feet too weary to mind. I stood and watched the sun, And I remember The way you stretched up On toes to reach the light. And the way it kissed the tears On our cheeks, and Your voice as you cried Out.
The sound echoed In my lungs. © 2011 Cassidy Mask |
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Added on June 13, 2011Last Updated on June 13, 2011 AuthorCassidy MaskSingaporeAboutI'm at art college in Singapore. "...I never heard them laugh. They had, Instead, this tic of scratching quotes in air - like frightened mimes inside their box of style, that first class carriag.. more.. |

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