LectisterniumA Poem by h d e rushinWhen you're in love and walk into Macy's, nearest the perfume counter and you spray each tester until the contents are uneven, and the sales lady says, "can I help you find something" yet due to a cross of energy and rivers, you makeup the undergo of the transept in the Maybeline loose powder that the old women leave. Because you had science in high school and to smell is some abstruse, supernatural reality; that were you a cat, or Catwoman, or Halle Berry and could jump over balconies. If you sat in a dark movie house meeting a woman you didn't know, only heard her sweet voice on the phone, crackling. If she was like your sister who bought a lawn mower at the end of the mowing seasons because it was cute and red. If she wore a red coat, or wore the perfume Red Door. I mean, if there was a door you could run out of into the cold snowfall of Novembers. You would smell good and a bed of warm hugs would happen And the world would be saved. © 2014 h d e rushinReviews
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