Monday, 3 August 2015
Words.
Words are the skin of silence;
Cut them if you dare.
Watching you asleep beside me
I lost you the moment you ceased speaking,
The moment you closed your eyes.
You have turned into a distant stranger,
Cocooned in a caul of silence.
Lost in your secret dreams.
Perhaps when you wake up bright and early
You will have become a brand new person,
Not the lover I said good night to.
Turning your back when I hug you.
Speaking a private language.
Not wanting to be touched.
Those roses I gathered this evening
May find a new home in the trash can,
Along with the wedding snapshots.
Watching you asleep beside me
You seem more foreign than the psychic lady
Who begged to tell us our fortunes.
Words are the skin of silence;
Cut them and they bleed.
Trevor John Karsavin Potter.
July 26th. - 28th. - August 3rd. - 5th. 2015.
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