Morphing Verse

I try to write poems.

Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Change

An idea coats
your mind
like an overripe
plum that a child
hurls at his parents'
wall:

its fruit dyes the plaster,
but sleep loosens
a torrent and soaks
grip until
any trace is gone.

The child may later touch
his tongue against the pale
wall, and his eyes
gleam, as he will taste
sweetness.
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