Saturday, January 23, 2016

The light still hurts my eyes when you're not there

our bodies are curled into a chair
built for one as the sun plays havoc

with your eyes like tiny moons
reflecting back the unforgiving light

and you always say you can see
tiny earths in mine so I wonder

if we were made to move around
each other in an orbit to only end

when one of our sickened hearts
forms a supernova and obliterates

an eternity of gentle mornings
when your barren calm directed

the light back toward my tiny
migraine-infected earths

in a way that never hurt only
left an image of your face

burned into my retinas like
permanent proof that the brightest

stars always fade the quickest
and if not the quickest leave

the most to die
in their absence


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