
| silver spoons
Author: elasticbobaturtle Return to a blackandwhite morning, where silver spoons spell out the moon.
Rated: Fiction K - English - Words: 188 - Reviews: 2 - Published: 01-09-08 - id: 2460957
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the wide circle echoes this shapeless canyon within.
Every edge wobbling on an uncertain curve;
slipping feet into an approaching dusk.
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Placed in a tired hue. The colors have been overused, it seems.
Simple water is needed to wash away the marks.
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Plain but beautiful,
this weight sits in my chest. I can't determine what it is; this strange age prevents understanding.
Undulating between melancholy and awakening,
is it waiting to erupt into something new?
Or am I simply imagining, like so many other bubbles,
filmy feeble iridescence,
foam that quickly dissipates into gasping mermaid breath;
and my thoughts churn just as uneasily, in similar Ariel desperation
to become something I am not.
Grasping,
wet,
slippery -
these things are too easily lost and impossible to claim.
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Return to a black-and-white morning,
where silver spoons spell out the moon, cereal flakes the only comets, star chunk oats, and Milky Way liquid rippling.
All remains untouched.
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Empty, again and again, I find myself. Standing at the edge, waiting for You to come.
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