The sky

Ivy Merlan

 

I told him and he did not say
anything like I expected. 
A series of questions instead - about the weather, the weekend plans, the banalaties of my day
All of which he did not care for. 

I could have answered anything. 
I could have said I was off to Uruguay to enter a skateboarding competition
or the weather had blown the roof away
I could have said I was playing a trombone in a blue dress with no shoes on and conversing with three parrots in French. 

I didn't. 

I told him the weather was nice. I went to work and would visit my family at the weekend. 
All of which he did not care for. 

I have told him. I have told him in a thousand different ways. 
I think he knows. 
He thinks the weather might make it go away or I will be distracted by answering a ritual. 
I could have said anything at all. 
But what if I put my finger on his lips and stopped the sound?

  • Author: Ivy Merlan (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 23rd, 2023 17:29
  • Category: Love
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