Symptoms
One day you could find your tongue hiding, locked
in a standstill of indecisiveness
at routine conversation. Knees may opt
to melt like sugar-cubes in an absinthe
spoon, but when even the bittersweet kiss
of a crisp cigarette cannot dull
your mind of those endless eyes, find peace
in patience. Only time withers petals
off this rose and, like a child trying
hopelessly to catch the autumnal rain
of a forests’ falling leafs, hindsight
will reveal the foolishness of such pain.
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