Poetry
I’ve said goodbye to bridges
A poem
I’ve said goodbye to bridges as I jumped into the sky
and when the wind took me away
I found a friend in big goodbyes
the whole world spinning —
plyometric with a rushing blood surprise
of being jaded
bridges burning
in the color of your eyes
yet treasure lies
beneath the place I put my feet
in summertime
I do decline
to light a candle when
the sun can spare a shine
I find my phone
I mined this winged gem in a flick the other day
I sit at home
I wrote the seashells on the wall another way
in time I’m fine
the stars are blue
the ages pass like nights on rest
I do what I know I can when we know we
can do our best
the ages pass like flips in schoolyards done
to bet to spend a dime
another song
day turns to night and wrong turns out to fit
a rhyme
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