Sabatoge by Lisa Marie Brodsky
I think today
of whispering women,
fevers, a dry bowl.
Such adventures
muted, never shared,
swallowed.
I think of danger,
of staging a scene.
I would be an anomaly,
a speeding carousel.
I think today
of ruining a reputation,
eyeing the cutlery,
begging strangers
to save me
in several languages,
to be held captive again
until the next time I begin
to think, find my heart
stirring, the uncommon
panic of birds.
09/11/2005 Posted on 09/11/2005 Copyright © 2024 Lisa Marie Brodsky
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