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in the way a pumpkin rots

in the way a pumpkin rots
from the inside out
pulp soft and weak
thick orange walls caving
in upon itself

such is my girl putting on her makeup slowly just inches from a mirror seeing only
more spots to cover

such is my girl
put out on a curb
thick skin unaware

Posted bypresssendpoetryNovember 19, 2012Posted inconceptual, depression, women8 Comments on in the way a pumpkin rots

untitled 2-1 (when love becomes a stranger)

night blind
she sits achingly slow
next to the body

every wall shadow
watches as shoulders
on two wrists, bend

the form senses
the weight but stirs
only one eye.

Posted bypresssendpoetryOctober 13, 2011Posted indepression, poem, poetry, relationshipsLeave a comment on untitled 2-1 (when love becomes a stranger)

loneliness is a brick mason

alone means
that they all pile up
like so many November leaves
harbingers each
of skeletal limbs left cold
like a rug dirty with the
piling up of days
that creep shadowy down
the brick hall —

—
a heart beats faint with
prescience that for now
the art is safe.

Posted bypresssendpoetryOctober 12, 2010Posted inart, depression, literature, poem, poetry, writersLeave a comment on loneliness is a brick mason

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