Wednesday, May 7, 2014

when it is all fear

When it is all fear, the ribcage
sprung against hydrostatic pressure,
the jack hammer resilience supporting
and punishing. Keystones crumbling,
the omens along the fault line and the
mason's hand fidgets in the lee line.
Where. Where am I in these distances.
If I could read then I would have
someplace to say I am but I can't see
past these automatic trees. There were
bridges: for burning, for jumping off,
or for finding trolls under.
An arms width or less if you could
stand near the right place. A finger
relaxes into an arc. Resting only on
two points, such a small connection
when it is easy



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