
Typewriter Series #2841 by Tyler Knott Gregson
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Some spin earth, brown and raw
into cup, into bowl and vase,
shape it into statue
into bust of bronze.
Some mix color, match it
to sky or sea, purple of
plum or the orange of
sunrise, so bright its alive,
some paint and in swirl
bring life.
Some open mouths
and melody drips like honey
from a tongue built
to give shape to sorrow,
or joy, to fill a room with sound
and know the ways
to raise skin in shiver
and awe.
I sit, and in between long
glances out tall windows,
write short nothings
that won’t stop clouding
my mind. I rain, and rain,
and only when the storm has
passed, rise
and smell the air.
-Tyler Knott Gregson-
Published on January 06, 2020 18:51