Sour
By Trilby Severn
Fri, 20 Feb 2015
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I could mend these apologies
into the uneven brick
from those tireless, unsent letters
Telling days
of the ways
"Sorry"
Just won't suffice
Our eternity
is aligned with
the excuses
and answers
that were never
solutions.
The skidmarks in your eyes
drew more dim
when I wore that wry smile
and we were convinced
that this, this,
paradise would plead us
through, but paradise
had tired of you
Turning awry
from that last
sullen kiss,
That last bitter parcel
of a liason, amiss
slain into these palms
as love's edgings rust
as a sour stone
turned to dust.
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