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You Are The Mountain
At one end of the couch
you sit, mute as a pillow
tossed onto the upholstery.


I watch you sometimes
when you don't know I'm watching
and I see you.
Who you are.


You are a self made man.

Hard suffering.
You are grey
stone and damp earth.

A long scar on a pale sky.


The television is tuned to CNN.

The world's tragedies flicker
across your face like some
foreign film.


You are expressionless.

Your usual gestures ground to salt.


How do you explain yourself
to people that do not know you?
How do you explain to them,
this is me; that is not me.


However many words you choose
in whatever context with
whichever adjectives you use
could not compare.


Even you describing you
would not be you.

Not totally.


Your hands are folded
together, resting in your lap.

I study those hands until
every groove becomes familiar.


Like a favorite hat,
you wear your silence
comfortably.


I sometimes can not help
but wonder what we will
talk about if we ever
run out of things to say.


You are the curve
I burrow into.
The strength
I borrow.
You are the red sun
rising over the mountain.

You are the mountain.



© 2002 Lisa M.
Zaran
All rights reserved.
Written by: Lisa Zaran

Book: Shattered Sighs