Sunday, April 26, 1992

speak to me

it is a grey weight

rolling inside me

the perfect words

ringing like gold

and they are not mine

your voice tells a story

saying I am not your child

I cannot be taught or held

you leave me like my father

falling out of the sky to others

leaving me to look over terrace rails

looking for the path

I am so empty I echo

it hurts to feel the shudder of

those repetitions

the hollow reconstruction

of something like a rose petal

without its silk

all I do is hear you

unfairly because I can’t even

touch your face

too often

you blow your sound to me

and I try to preserve its silver bubbles

but they vanish into black

so quickly

and without eyes to speak

I am caught in the death of silence

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