by Stephen Jarrell Williams
I've done what's worth doing
in the darkness visible,
snarled in the tangle,
no way out,
long-lost father
with a lit match in his hand,
he's just an old me
waving goodbye,
smokey air,
dreamy silence,
sad satisfaction,
remembering peep-shows of life...
I'll soon let go the grip
hanging from the edge,
blue-lipped into the cooling dusk.
May 11, 2009
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