distichA Poem by h d e rushinThis afternoon the snow fell on the hood of my car. large flakes like Sarah-Lee angel food slices. And for those who see the apparition of Christ on the cliff after the landslide, you should be me thrashing amongst the parked cars. I saw the undreamt sky over Amherst where below Emily and Lavinia raced each- other thru the scattered yard. Even then the oft click of twigs; their eggs and ovaries starting to dry before the railroad came thru town. Who was it that said that fate wasn't slang for longing anyway? I like that in all the person's I know/ the ones that wait and wait some more. Because faith and being objectionably plot-less are one in the same . Oh Little indifferent sky that blurs the loss of useful distinction. Sometimes you make no sense. © 2015 h d e rushinReviews
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