The ramblings and photography of a genderfluid maniac and poet. Photography and poetry by Amanda Barnabe. 2004-
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Soliloquy
With weathered leathered hands
and soft eyes
I build sandcastles in soliloquy
from wine and coffee stained blue prints.
Arches and circles that look back at you
and praise the day despite the distress.
The Magothy becomes a mistress at night
and a silver mirror of midsummer constellations.
It’s been mild on the East coast
barely any snow fall
just the sound a rusted tin
scraping morning glories from street cracks.
I imagine her body rolling from one side to the other
and always found weight on the bed
to be a comfort,
a silent friend that makes everything safe.
Lovers move as do the morning shadows;
I find myself trying to calculate
just how I ended up here
revolving in the barrel.
I was dared into desire’s deeds
and unafraid to up the anti.
I’m in a black parade
a fall of strangers,
as you rearrange your life
for reasons I don’t know.
Soliloquy
With weathered leathered hands
and soft eyes
I build sandcastles in soliloquy
from wine and coffee stained blue prints.
Arches and circles that look back at you
and praise the day despite the distress.
The Magothy becomes a mirror at night
and a silver mirror of midsummer constellations.
It’s been mild on the East coast
barely any snow fall
just the sound a rusted tin
scraping morning glories from street cracks.
I imagine her body rolling from one side to the other
and always found weight on the bed
to be a comfort,
a silent friend that makes everything safe.
Lovers move as do the morning shadows;
I find myself trying to calculate
just how I ended up here
revolving in the barrel.
I was dared into desire’s deeds
and unafraid to up the anti.
I’m in a black parade
a fall of strangers,
as you rearrange your life
for reasons I don’t know.
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