Rendezvous in 1992
Poem
Repetition, indescribable.
A fate that seemed too likely
under a hot summer sun,
that melted fingers to the
inside of their ripped denim pockets.
A fate that seemed too likely
under a hot summer sun,
that melted fingers to the
inside of their ripped denim pockets.
Creeping, falling.
The return of a small
tree that was ruined,
ended with the sweeping
blades of a lawn mower.
Smoke, revelation.
We hold hands tightly
but sweat builds,
and we switch hands
praying for peace.
Silence, anxiety.
A leaf falls and
the breeze whistles,
a tear falling with
the summer of
1992.
Published by Brandon Elliott
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10 Comments
Post a CommentGreat job on this poem!
Good to see some new work from you! Well done.
It's good to see you're not only back, but now writing. Keep on trucking!
Happy to see you back. Thanks for the poem.
Nicely Written :) Welcome back!
Enjoyed this a great deal; thank you for sharing.
Oh, this is AWESOME, dude! WELCOME BACK!!!
Welcome back, kiddo!
Well.....look who's back!!!!
Sprited and sorta bittersweet. Thank you.