A hand to touch
A fit, to mask or shake just what
It is January or not
Time splinters off in a drool well
It rains or it stops raining
A sink clogs or it stops draining
The mask falls off
A new bouquet swells
A sneeze lets loose
In the house the animals stir
The print on the couch dwells
It lets go of its color
And the light fades
What color is that?
What moment is that?
What figure is drawn?
On what eyes?
A child yawns
A seat on the bus is closed
This light, This year, This hour
It multiplies itself by the word
It goes soup on the bowl
And the bowl draws near
Its color revealed
A kind sleep
A hellish dream
On my skin that sun goes orange
And I burn myself
And my eyes cave in
This horror of time clicks my heels
It laughs that laugh of cruel poses
Our dreams are not our collective
But submission is easier
When we pretend this together
A fantasy a clock
A hand designs hour not hands
A minute exposes cracks
A time forgets us
A stop
My eyes hurt
It is too much
Orange
© This is a work of fiction. All names, characters, places, and incidents are a product of the author’s imagination. Any resemblance to real events or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Words by Ryan Adams.
I’d like to thank you sincerely for taking the time to read this and I hope to feel your interest again next time.
AV
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