no fireworks. by Andrew S Adamsunlike every other thought i've had
the notion that you will be absent
leaves me stumbling through a field of uncertainty
littered with explosions filling the air,
and the cascade of countless colours can not
convince me that this moment means
anything-
i get headaches when the car alarms,
rocked from the thunderous boom of
the display, engage themselves and
refuse, like a fussing infant to
silence themselves;
the only place for me to escape
is to a memory of a distant lakeside
where you and i are sitting
and watching the sunset hand in
hand, smoking filters and
laughing about whatever-
this fantasy lasts approximately
5 Seconds until the next wave
of fireworks jars me from this thought;
my headache is back,
my eardrums bruised from
the nonstop barrage of blasts
and i just wish you were here
to stop this ringing in my ears. 07/02/2007 Posted on 07/02/2007 Copyright © 2024 Andrew S Adams
Member Comments on this Poem |
Posted by Tony Whitaker on 07/02/07 at 08:03 AM I like the way you described a brief moment in time amid chaos, then shaken back into reality by chaos. Lost love can be tough... |
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