Coffee Flavored Thoughts
I like my coffee like I like myself. Dark, bitter, and too hot for you.
Tuesday, February 21, 2017
02.21.2017
Wednesday, February 15, 2017
The Coming Of Dawn
What should I want to say when I'm stuck in this time and place, where I'm neither here and you're neither there, and we're neither anywhere. How should I want to cry when your shoulders are no longer here to receive my tears, and your hands are no longer there to trace my broken wings. How can I will time to go by, when the past is so clear and the holdings of the future so uncertain. How should I pray when no syllables are there to utter from my mouth and fall from my tongue. Where should I go, when I have a hundred strings tied to me, pulling me everywhere and nowhere. How should I feel, when the times that I do I concave and fall apart inside of myself in the center of my sorrow. They say that's what happens when stars are born, but I am no star and you are no longer my sun. I try to talk to the moon about you but he hides beneath a cover of clouds, peeking out every so often to let me know he's still there. Still listening, though he may have no words to impart with. He sits beside my pain as I repeat my ramblings into the still darkness, over and over until they become dog-eared and faded. They flutter around me for a while before scattering upon the arrival of dawn. Soon the light will be reaching my toes and inching up my skin until I am drowning in the warmth of the sun. For but a brief moment, it is not the sun, but you, kissing my skin and bringing me back to life. I open my eyes and you're gone, the memory of you fading just as fast as it came, chasing the moon as I once chased you. I watch the stars disappear as my eyelids begin to close and I drift off to sleep, not knowing what the dawn will bring.
Monday, February 6, 2017
Hurricane
Saturday, December 17, 2016
Fire Breather
Wednesday, October 19, 2016
Gentle Things
The curl of your eyelashes as they rest against your cheek when you sleep.
The way you absentmindedly run your fingers along the bones in my wrist when you tell me about the last days you spent with your mother. The steady clinking reverberating through your truck as the rains soft fingers drum against the windows and we huddle on your leather seats to keep warm. The way you slowly push my hair behind my ears and feather kisses upon my brow as I cling tight and inhale the scent of you until it fills me completely. The crinkling of your eyes as you smile into my over-sized sweater when I throw my head back in laughter. The deep humming of your throat as we talk about the things we're scared of losing. My head resting against your chest and your hand on my back gently steadying the beating of my wild heart as the sound of your voice dances around me and lulls me to sleep.
