Thursday, June 11, 2020

granite weaving

"if it rains tonight, will a raindrop be my cell?" (tom sleigh)


no one can do this
fire and ice coming out of her mouth.
in her pursuit to justify her own voice
she separates the sounds from the lyrics

the second half of her life would be so much different
easily mesmerized
bending her own rules
living while still alive

eyes so sharp
webbed with desire and lust

strange lips
craving to take the shape of the last meal
closed tight at night
shining granite weaving
following a kiss or a monstrous fight


Granite Weaving, 1988, by Jesus Morales

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