Deer in the headlights

Corina

we wonder from room to room carrying words
on dry lips like paper
and the windows keep them inside
so tight that we have to draw on them
with our last breaths
these fingers, once caressing the piano keys
are stuck on the wheel, tight
tighter then a walking rope under the overweight clown
but eyes are not laughing
eyes protrude the dark
like wings of a night bird in search of prey
and never look back
the answers await in front of us
so close that we can smell the fear
of all the questions we ever asked
and when the dawn comes
our hearts behave
like one.
one deer in the headlights

  • Author: Trinity (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 3rd, 2012 09:53
  • Category: Reflection
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