On the way home The sky was gold ribbons and pink lemonade And as the sun dragged down it darkened to a soothing purple. My heart hurt, and the breathing trees sighed and fluttered in the whispering wind at the ending day. I wanted to die; But nothing could be done, at least not with … Continue reading The Summer Ends by Evan Goodfellow
Month: February 2020
syncopation by Diana DeSimine
wait. now abandon your memories, tasks, and questions. look around you. now holds as much significance. transcend. breathe, and become yourself. do you remember how long each day felt as a young child? you are this child. feel. be a witness to clouds, to wind, to passersby, to life. there is glory in all you … Continue reading syncopation by Diana DeSimine
To the last guy I went on a date with,
When I sat down across from you in the coffee shop, quaking and shorn from my comfort zone, I realized that I was wearing the same shirt I wore the last time I saw you. Threadbare, sea-glass green and still smelling of your Aqua di Gio, the scent clogging up my nostrils and tangling in … Continue reading To the last guy I went on a date with,
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