The
sprawl of you grew into the space between my lungs,
encompassing
me like a ladder to somewhere else.
Evangelical
and relentless I was incorporated.
Now
I unfold the memory of your fingers
from
the soft tissue between my ribs,
your
hands rooted between the derelict
concrete
footings of my chest.
But
the rhythm couldn't hold
in
the glare of the monstrous sun
or
the fume filled refrigerated dimness
of
a 400 sq foot shag carpeted temple
to
nothing but a wide open promise.
The
faded boom town neon sunsets
glow
against the acres of empty asphalt,
struggling
weeds glory in their eveningness.
lost
in my ruin, free in the widening distance
between
the last notes, a final rip in the silence of the wind
.
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