
Marmalade glazed lips kissed a biscuit
i was sitting in the kitchen, gawking at visions
reading wrinkles for nuances, I'd missed it
ripples cast by praying too late, echoing on my skull wall prison
oh the deluge of impuissance, when I could not nullify decisions
regrets tore my body like a rapture in a moment past, too late
salty teardrops released all my ugly premonitions
my pleading on stars, died as snow fluffs fell, volcanic ashes ruptured eight
escalating into teddy shreds and bursting the fairytale floodgate
Momma sat in a worn out rocking chair on solitary Christmas
i was in a strangers kitchen, while she sat gawking at visions
relics rippled all her wrinkled faults, she had missed it
ramifications of praying too late, echoing inside her skull wall prison
oh the aquatic ravaging of insides when she couldn't nullify decisions
requiem of regret struck her spirit but her moment passed, late
salt sozzled teardrops cascaded like waterfalls into watered visions
yet her daughter shone like flowers bloomed in ashes twisting fate
on distant planets she built castles and all her shooting stars flew straight
underneath sable skies, marmalade glossed lips whispered, don't weep, fly
Written December 12, 2020
Image by jamstraightuk from Pixabay


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