I wouldn’t want
to write with a pen
filled with prehistoric
animal bone. I wouldn’t want
to know how it got there
instead of somewhere
it might serve a purpose.
If I could see the fingerprints
left on my heart, would they
serve a purpose?
I wouldn’t want
to wait for an answer.
I wouldn’t want to crack a joke
about sewers without
mentioning how to push pure
silk thread through a manhole.
I wouldn’t want to wait
anymore. I would interrupt you
one more time to declare
my vow of silence begins now.
I wouldn’t want to smile here—
then I would elsewhere.
Reblogged this on Revolutionary Musings and commented:
Great poem! thank you
LikeLike
Great poem thank you
LikeLiked by 1 person