October 24, 2014

Nobody Really Loves Anybody by Colin James

A stone path with a high dirt periphery.
Signs of attempted escape,
footholds dug into weathered walls.
The sea should be quite close.
I had intended to pack our lunch in wax paper,
then fold the creases back into something smooth,
but I loitered too long near your vestibule.
The wastefulness is just reaching me now. 






Colin James has a chapbook of poems, Dreams of the Really Annoyingout from  writingknightspress@gmail.com.      

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