PandoraGlitters
Sandy Survivor
- Joined
- Sep 23, 2007
- Posts
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Uncombed thread knots in a bulge,
disrupting the weft and weave
and what we have is not the pattern
we imagined but something else
that resonates from disruption:
a slapped guitar. A hum
clings to air
and we pause to see if it will resolve,
falling away to patient silence,
or if it will repeat
and become a pattern of its own.
We wait for someone to admit
their mistake, but no one
does. It is no longer at the edge
but the middle, as if in court
and around it fall the rest,
waiting, waiting. It is a pit
in my palm. I roll it between lines
and imagine the strange fruit that rises
against smoke.
Uncombed thread knots in a bulge,
disrupting the weft and weave
and what we have is not the pattern
we imagined but something else
that resonates from disruption:
a slapped guitar. A hum
clings to air
and we pause to see if it will resolve,
falling away to patient silence,
or if it will repeat
and become a pattern of its own.
We wait for someone to admit
their mistake, but no one
does. It is no longer at the edge
but the middle, as if in court
and around it fall the rest,
waiting, waiting. It is a pit
in my palm. I roll it between lines
and imagine the strange fruit that rises
against smoke.