Ellipses Poem by Michael Brennan
Ellipses
Rating: ★3.0
Stained glass on a winter’s day. I read your diary backwards.
Tea hot in the cup, the sugarbowl empty and, yes, rain beginning to fall outside.
Green eyes turning hazel in the sunlight.
Laughter on the skin of a peach.
Tell her this morning nothing is as sweet as the kiss on her lips, as though nothing might be more.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: green,kiss,laughter,lips,winter
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