Fire and Wishes

A cloud descends upon this town as winter consumes autumn And I can't seem to slow it down but I guess that's not my problem Then just as I'm accustomed to the insipidity You showed me I have fire inside to set the shadows free So gently you uncurl a fist I thought was made of stone And on my palm, a dandelion, waiting to be blown Expectantly you wait to see the seeds upon the breeze But I already got my wish, I'm trying not to breathe.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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