Monday, July 11, 2011

"I Can Be Lonely Here. I Can Be Lonely Anywhere."

My yellowbird watches me from the
sidelines. He sees the blue that has
become me. Bluebird that is me,
always, lost
in life.

Together we form green life,
sterile,
vibrant.

Blackbird, you perch so [sound] on
the other end of the telephone pole.
Thank you for making me feel
common. I so desperately needed
to feel common.

Sly, blackbird.

I'm not like the others.
I was born soulless,

so I'll never give
mine away because I
don't know if I have
one to give.

Bronte, whatever
Wuthering souls
are made of,
his yellow
and my blue one

are quite certainly
the same
vibrant
green.

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