gentle
painful vibrations
rattle the cobwebs
caught in the eyes of the house
dust gently parts between rotting floorboards
and ectoplasmic fingertips
disturb the crooked picture frames
the nameless faces hold their gaze
the weight of this presence weighs steadily
upon an unstable foundation
and the frames sigh
in a soft frustration
shifting the wooden structure
without a spirit
it remains
just a house
but the eventual cracking of beams
fogs up every cracked window
so it disintegrates in its pa[i]n[e]
crumbling in fear
and i know you will break me
suck dry the electricity lingering in my walls
little of which remains
without you
my tangibility will become
terribly too obvious
but at least there will be something left.
15 July, 2008
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1 comment:
hi aimee,
i liked you poem! And your blog ;)
Keep posting,
-hanna
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