Dry Season
It’s been the dry season
For much too long
Everything is weathered
And withering
Except you.
One would think that
Even then, though,
It might still take
A minute.
It doesn’t even take
A second.
A moment passes
Not even a blink
And flames are
Licking their way
up my body
Over my thighs
My breasts
Smothering me and
Stealing away every
Last breath
I never thought
The day would
Come when I
Realized trees
Relish that sort of
burning
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