Glitter
Glitter-filled water trickles steadily from a jagged edge of glass
Singing a repetition of reminders
That the world once protected by a glass dome is now exposed
It was me, I did it
I caused the unspeakable moment when it crashed and shattered—
But I can’t remember how.
The only thing I’m left with is a raw aching hopelessness
The knowing that I’ll never find all the pieces
Never fit it back together.
The plopping of falling drops of glory
And the glitter on my fingertips
Copyright © Caitlin Essenburg | Year Posted 2011
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