Wingtips frayed from beating air
Invisible strength
Buoyed up I can see what I wish
I had already known
Junkyards stacked like Jenga
Filled with must-haves
Triple-jointed wishes
Bent away from intents
Trunks with holidays and families
Stuffed inside
Floating, I can see treetops
And sunlight before it’s filtered.
Flowers are polka dots for toddlers
And romantic walks that end in tragedy.
Someone has to do die.
What comes in between?
Rushing wind brings energy
Above the graveyard
Lives growing downward
Planting roots
Shoots sent sideways
Intertwining vitality
Gifts lay on grass as if we could
Reach through the tangle
Time is lost being sorry
For a history
hey nice to see you…lovely imagery…stacked like jenga, just hope no one pulls the wrong one eh? smiles.
haha most definitely 🙂 I always appreciate your comments, Brian. Thanks for stopping by.
Glad you’re back!!!
Thank you! I am too!
I really enjoy this poem. Nice work, I’ve gone through some of your other stuff, your really good.