paraquiescence
almost - but not quite - in acquiescence
By Haze MedleyPublished 5 years ago • 1 min read

Artwork by Haze McElhenny
Ginger Glass
words
the color of dusk
funnel up
from the belly
of the afternoon
kettle
-roll-
past inconsequential ribs
and round
the rim
-listen-
to the siphon's rush
exhaled on the tongue
extolled
someone is singing
a love poem
and the sound is shiny
shiny as dusk
through ginger
glass

paraquiescence
i like a moth baby
cocoon in the curve
of your fist
and drink light
from the sweat
of your palm
what's left remains
for the mirror
for the time
when libra luna
sleeps herself
into slow new mooning
death
until the dawn comes
unquiet
almost
but not quite
in acquiescence
About the Creator
Haze Medley
Haze Medley is an artist/illustrator/designer-poet from Nashville, Tennessee, where she lives with her husband, Mark, and her penguin, Laramae.



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