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Elizabeth Kudebeh Poems
Henry David Thoreau stated,
“If a man does not keep pace with his companions,
Perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer.”
Linda Ronstadt sang,... more »
I want to blend.
I want to be swallowed up by the brick wall I pace in front of.
I want to be taken in by the grit and grout.
I want to become one of many,... more »
The only thing left over to remind you of last night
Is the syrupy sadness in the last of your bottles.
See if you can force it past your throat,
Into your stomach, so it can sit there,... more »
One of many, we form a whole.
I am hugged by grout,
Constricted, yet constructing.... more »
With the tapered off finger of the trees
At eye level,
We sit on the rotted out porch
That much closer to the sky.... more »
Please remember
Our sweeter time,
Like nectar on our skin.
When we were young we could love without caring... more »
I can look
And see a plum
Where there is no plum.
On that tree,... more »
That Night So Long Ago
With the tapered off finger of the trees
At eye level,
We sit on the rotted out porch
That much closer to the sky.
Playing connect the dots in the stars,
While pondering our purpose.
My warm breath against the shoulder
Of his shirt with our heads nestled together.
We might go to heaven or hell
Or even come back,
But forever with the moon as our witness,
We will remember we were once
In love.
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