Thursday, March 29, 2012

In case I should forget you.

And for the first time, 
I wonder if you are thinking of me.

I think of you so often.

There are others thinking of you too.
They remember you as fondly as I.

It's your birthday soon.
I wonder who you will be celebrating with.

I don't think I can make it, 
I'm sorry.

Sometimes I wish you were here, 
There are so many things I want to show you.

I have to say
That you come to see me at the strangest times, 
Like this morning when I had to leave, 
You were there in the mirror with me.

I remembered your blue eyes
And I couldn't help but describe them
With mine.

I find an unconventional beauty
In these moments of remembrance,
And a feeling that I don't want to let go of
In case I should forget you.

Tuesday, March 27, 2012

After the Funeral.

Balthus studies.



Dumas studies.




Present Past.

And though it has barely happened,
I find myself mourning the present,
Like it flickers far behind my eyelid,
Already a blink in the past.

In an inward guise of protecting myself,
I play with thoughts of control,
And I become so precious
About the worlds I create.

I like change,
But it frightens me.

I feel something,
And it frightens me.

So as I experience this era in my life,
I remember those that have come before,
And I stand slightly to the outer
To record my observations.


I can articulate it so well.

Maybe it just hasn't been the season for writing.

The day wakes early
And it tires later and later,
But my head has been clear.

And as I ponder,
I look at the way the clothes line
Pinches the sky ,
Thirty three segments
I count.

I take notes,
I look back upon them occasionally.
They are becoming less and less coherent,
More like stamps
On a piece of folded paper.

Time Travel and I.

And for a while now
I have had dreams
On and off
Of dating Time Travel.

I toy with whimsies
Of the times we would visit
And how a familiar place
Would become a space unknown.

It takes me a long time
To adapt to spaces
And nest out
My own form of existence.

I see life as a steady path
Which seems to veer off
As soon as
You become too comfortable.

And that’s what I like about Time Travel,
We’re never in the same place
For too long,
Constantly changing and adapting.

The other doorway.

A light switch
Would go well there.

I have reached for it
So many times.

And as I stumble
Through the darkness,

I wonder why
There never was one.