The windows have dozed off.
The night thick as paint
eases the smoke from your
cigarette down the Hudson.
The moon a silver dollar,
something to look at
while far off footsteps say,
“I wish you weren’t here,
I wish you weren’t here.”
The body by the bank of the river,
some wet movement sound,
the trees too still to investigate,
you are contented.
“I’ll lie here awhile
and talk with you,
the branches are loose and running
over the oil paint sky.”
I wish you weren’t here
I wish you weren’t here.
Thursday, February 7, 2008
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