Indifferent to the pain
Well knowing I should feel
Something I fill the bottom
Legs on formica
The shower flows
No It looks down quietly
And I feel Nothing
Everything comes with thought
Through tongue it's bought
Like hand-me-downs
On the front lawn
Pickers fill their bags
My old trash a new jewel
For the less fortunate
Liquid salt penetrates
Rubs Bumps The wounds
And I heal Nothing
No salt left to spill
From tiny ducts
Just lavender bubbles
No smell tricks the mind
Like that purple veil
Or a magnolia A warm day
In the state of the Blues
And I care about Nothing
We're all gone Doors slammed
Locked and abandoned
Breast bare I soak
In this porcelain boat
No clue how to trim the fat
Off a beaten horse
Where do I stick the facts
Who do I give report
With no lead From before
Soldered keys in hand
And I turn for Nothing
We fill my eyes with regret
Pressure A rush of blood
A slap of remorse
Loss My grievance
For the pair that lie
Wrapped in a black box
Hanging to fill a plot
To land an eternal rest
And I cry for Nothing
Caught by the moment
We first swapped eyes
Lights flipping Floating
Flickering the sky That night
Freedom fled with our gaze
We didn't meet Still For days
But it was over Before
The seven years we shouldered
We kept licking teeth and gums
Though the time had come
Gone We played out this song
And I feel Nothing
~Zedley Webber
2014
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