sábado, 8 de febrero de 2020

oh how we wither





Of all the things that I've made mine,
of every feeling that’s dripped from my chest
and slipped through my fingers,
you have been -by far-
the most chaotic.

Because you return as if
 I never buried your ashes,
as if you hadn’t left the
most sour taste in my mouth
and I forget how to breathe
every single time.

I can still taste the wildflowers
on the tip of my tongue and feel them
on the tips of my fingers,
but I cannot tell you how much I hate you
because you’re gone before I’ve had time
to slow my racing heart,
before I've decided to
pull these roots from my ribs,
and everything that’s left
is months of insomnia
and bad poetry.

"Nunca nada termina de forma poética. Termina y lo convertimos en poesía."

-Kait Rokowski.