memory
Please let me reside in your memory
I’ll be the simmering silence, the gagged and bound
Let me just sit here
Be your stone statue, drowned in cobwebs
The one that will never budge,
Stagnant, paralyzed
Just never forget me standing here
Just look for me in the sun
Scamper through your lives, the ones we counted together,
Your rash dreams, your lazy hair,
Tossed into the breeze,
Take a break to buy a sandwich, and recall me,
Don’t you close your eyes without hearing
The whisper of my face, the one that chills you to stop
Yours drives me to bafflement
And I, I aspire to lurk in the captivity of your brain,
Your breath, the fibers of your lungs
I’ll trod under your feet,
In the shadow of your shoeprints
I’ll rust and wither here,
Waiting for you to remember
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