So Far Away From You Poem by Danielle Hanson

So Far Away From You



Salamanders drop
Tails when threatened.
Trees lose branches
To parasitic ice.

Shadows sever
Small pieces,
Growing from the loss.

Worms, I am told,
Form two clones when severed.
They all know
How to banish the body
To give the soul more room.

The sky drops its pieces,
Birds rising.

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Danielle Hanson

Danielle Hanson

United States / Atlanta
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