She liked the sky and
often wondered what she’d do without it.
When I learn to
download the sky
I’ll burn blue, wash
white.
Citing reasons you
left my head that night:
I’d been mining your
mind for months and sleeping on myths.
You love, you love,
you loved, you it’s no secret.
I felt sorry for you
that I felt sorry for you.
Squeeze the breath,
steal from my bones
call me up on one
forgotten telephone
two
to
learn when I download
the sky
I’ll tell you why:
nothing has changed
we’re still the same
we can agree to reset
memory, again.
Again.
Fill your lungs up
with resentment.
We're too young for fitting moulds and finding contentment.
Downloaded sky. Ever
wondered why
we were running, never
faster
both our bodies set in
plaster
in the sky falling, flying
plaster firm silently
denying
you
it got easier to watch
you cry
watch the cracks grow
deeper
sleeper, you were
supposed to be from high above
and teach me how to
live and love.
I saved such a sky.
Those days, these
nights and forgettable afternoons
soon make a neck worry sewn.
Not sure if you mind,
this mind can’t be my own.
No one can be there to
prove you were alone.
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