Summer Evening on a Pocasset* Dock
Alone, Blue Nun bottle in hand,
I walk the wooden pier to the end,
tiny waves slapping the dock face.
I have seen how you
appear
to me, the moments, the shared
course, the last word said.
The last word heard
aches as it floats away
into the receiver
and into a last image: you
walk on the fringe of my heart
where only windswept dunes
and beach grass survive:
wintered, yellowed, rippled
by gusts. You live
through me, pass through
the thread of your voice: I still love
you.
*Seaside town on Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
1 comment:
i like this part the best
"The last word heard
aches as it floats away"
although i like the fact that hardly anything survives and yet "you lie through me" its kinda sweet.
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