Atonement
Atonement
The most I can do with you now
is to sit on this ledge,
watching everywhere.
I turn to watch you stare
at everything and nothing.
Your fingers thump
on the warey brick.
Your back slumping,
and your legs kick.
Without fear or worry,
I wonder whether
you think of atonement,
or think of jumping.
-End-
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