The Ghost of Emily Dickinson Convinced Me to Roll Again
Confide in me though it has been a while
I’ll try to read your words and not your smile
despite it’s reminiscence of the sun
blinding bright and white, the purest dove skin
Doing it again, my apologies
buried with the others it shall be done
mistakes, I have made more than once indeed
such pasts these ghosts that haunt this very room
One ghost one night whispered to me, “we won”
a delicate chill fell through the air like frost
death reminding me that I had lost
if you were a gambler, you’d understand
Though understanding you I have yet not
Confide in me once more once more with words
there is no time but time to write a verse
there is no end, only what has begun
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