Nightscape
On your skin
A color like purple
It thighs and glides across surfaces
A woman is thrown into the pool of a taxi
There is night and then there is city
Each thing defines itself against the void of space
Your eyes are glares
The streetlight blinks yellow banishing color
Mono
A wish to be the reflection in your sweat
The smell of garbage
A rat across your foot
Uber and crash
Your teeth are violet
Showing posts with label taxi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label taxi. Show all posts
16 December 2016
Poem-A-Day #290 : Nightscape
Labels:
2016,
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December,
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18 September 2016
Poem-A-Day #202 : The Moirai
The Moirai
- the taxi will ask again - the answer will be the same
there is not destination -
- the drawing lots is done
all left is the manner of cutting -
the implements wrap neatly
in butcher paper
and polished so tightly
- the taxi will ask again - the answer will be the same
there is not destination -
- the drawing lots is done
all left is the manner of cutting -
the implements wrap neatly
in butcher paper
and polished so tightly
Labels:
2016,
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death,
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destiny,
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Hill House,
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The Haunting,
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