the chronicles.

I.
it was nighttime,
and then it was day.
always
your eyes would lift
the morning up, like a
heavy winged thing,
like great birds
who move
the moon at night
through an oil slick
sky.

II.

it was you
i
worshipped,
because nothing else
had stirred in me
such a wild longing
for death.
i have an endless wood
inside my heart
and you were
a cigarette
sparked and falling
towards the soft
soft
earth.


Alondra Blick

the chronicles. by

it was you.

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Comments

  • uncleblack
    uncleblack9 months ago

    really sweet,some lovely images in here.

  • Matthew Robert
    Matthew Robert9 months ago

  • abigcat
    abigcat9 months ago

    Such a talent for word use you have :-))

  • Eric  David Lough
    Eric David Lough9 months ago

    beautiful. E.D.L

  • Ushna Sardar
    Ushna Sardar9 months ago

  • Ann Warrenton
    Ann Warrenton9 months ago

    September 19,2011 Wonderful!

  • bearwings
    bearwings8 months ago

    How do you make an oil slick and cigarette ash sound so appealing. Not the chronicle of death but very uplifting. We live and we learn and we move on. well done.