praecipesA Poem by h d e rushin
That's what we want, absoluteness. Marriage vows of little mineature chocolate keepsakes fashioned into keys and placed neatly between fork and plate: illuminate and fog. And I include myself in the indomitable dreams you kept.
But marriages you practice with song and preacher and pratle; the god of gentleness, with Luther Vandross songs of teary eyed adoration. A young flute player f*****g up "Always and Forever" until tenderly the lights dim.
When I was young, it seems unlikely, that the world was free of ostentation. We played with our princesses, our G I Joes and never did their fingers touch in sedated pain. Never once did the IED tear open his face; burn his tongue completely out. © 2014 h d e rushinFeatured Review
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