Melted Jolly Rancher (Blue)
I’m starting to miss those nights
Of pantomimed soft tissue
Of red stained lips
It’s replaced with hard yellow,
Milk chocolate, bouncing pennies
My eyes roll in their sockets
Mirages of
Warm callouses, jet black hair
Droopy eyes. It’s beautiful.
I miss those nights
Of long, soft curls
Bouncing on my shoulder
I miss those nights
Of milky skin and smooth divots
Memorized heat on each fingertip
But
I don’t mind it
It’s reaching through the cracks
For white flowers on sanded patios
For pounding feet on heated hardwood floors
For diluted paranoia for every look
For erased guilt for every thought
I wish I minded it
I shouldn’t mind it
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