Hungover

a little light in the eye searches for the illusion. 

grain alcohol filled apparitions stumble through the cornea
 seeking asylum from the light of day.  


no chance to forget now your birthplace a moment ago.
 
thin thin gravity round your head...


   a little darkness in a pair of sunglasses
    blinds the eye...... tints the bent hew.

   indiscrepant frames pass and wander away
 before the color can be deciphered.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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