Open Palms and Empty Skies
I shall be sparse
as shallow as our old
beaver pond after
a dry parched summer.
I will not let you in
your sole intention is to
feed your own desperate
and dark desires.
Your cannon mouth
is a revolutionary weapon
outdated and overused
your life a thousand cliches
cut up and thrown as confetti
into winter winds heading east
towards an angry sea.
You are not my problem
I could never fix you, playing
humpty dumpty with your life
since you were a child.
There is a pause which leads
to a silent knowing, it's the
acceptance of truth that
makes the difference.
In the end there is no Us
there is only you and I
left with open palms
and empty pockets
eyes glaring at an
empty sky.
ajs
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