The
Concrete
Directionless cannot be an option
Every memory
a shared emotion
until the trickle started
at first a drop in the bucket
until the overflow:
our runoff
in opposite directions
We keep staring
at the bucket
using its water
Do I even have the capacity to
consistently precise
enough
Not since
my friends don’t call me
the name of childhood
No longer able to sustain
what I’ve had before:
my silence
Consistently thoughtful
hardly ever
anymore
I’ve known home
I tried to do something
different
with my hair
Looking at pictures
how close she
was to looking
like I had back home
the smile fleeting
on my lips
She left
Do I even have the capacity to
consistently precise
enough
Not since
my friends don’t call me
the name of childhood
No longer able to sustain
what I’ve had before:
my silence
Consistently thoughtful
hardly ever
anymore
Do I even have the capacity to
consistently precise
enough
Not since
my friends don’t call me
the name of childhood
No longer able to sustain
what I’ve had before:
my silence
Consistently thoughtful
hardly ever
anymore