The One Eyed Man Poem by Christopher Hileman
The One Eyed Man
Let the rains arrive.
May they wash behind my ears
and sluice all my cracks
clean of sludge and grit,
splash my patchy skin with trust
so it sparkles fine
grained, love strewn and streaked,
heavy packed inside my veins
where it thrums and drums,
and still the front hums
displeasure at the sloppy
sight of my one eye.
October 25, 2013 2: 24 PM
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
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