Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Love's Dumb Pain

Love’s Dumb Pain

There’s a cord playing with
my blood muscle’s soul—
struck, plucked harp strings,
tickling to tune their songs of pain.
There’s harmony in my arteries, 
Hearts aren't all that break, carry
me to meet my familiar friend, again.
Hello, lONEly. You, who knew we’d grow old together,
and not with her. I suppose you knew,

just lied in wait, or did you forget?
Is this your way of saving me
the hassle? Finally, eyes see
clearly through these teary
messages writing notes on my cheek.
They don’t blind like
that damn cherub and his God
forsaken arrows. I see you
plain as anger sees pain

Old friend. Music
sounds better slowed down
to mimic that harmony, that
cord playing inside down
in my dark depths humming,
drumming, beating away
pain to make room
for more. Da dumb.

Da dumb. Da dumb.

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