your days
slip into words
you weave them
wind them
spread them
arrange them
like books on a shelf
(in the order of reading)
you invoke them
smudge them
crush them
dissolve them
(until the water runs gray)
to equivocate the past
at least one,
i wish
you'd unconsciously pick
for me
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
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