Lavender Skies
The world is small when
dawn calls.
We sipped on the same bottle of
alcoholic root beer
sharing a glass copper kiss.
We drove together to the mountain top,
your soft hands turned the steering wheel
I sat passenger.
we were the first
I have never loved lavender
until I saw it in the sky.
And I remember the way you cradled my hand
to your chest.
I felt your life against my knuckles.
It is quiet
when lavender turns orange.
Wind whips our cheeks red
cold,
and I tell you my soul is tethered to yours.
You look at me,
dull blue eyes as quiet as the small world below.
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