My nostalgia is wistful
Happy memory hurt the backs of my eyes, wincing. I'm watching
a sunset over the rooftop from the fourth floor in the industrial desert
that I can only have now, and that I love.
A sunset is never meant to be held, that is the point of a
sunset of life, eyes twinkling, remembering happy time,
who understands unless they are there?
Screened window, hope, looking over a parking lot
fourth-floor I watch a sunset, and promise to
a finger up the side of a glass, dripping with light
suspended in the sky
shining the wist out
Happy memory hurt the backs of my eyes, wincing. I'm watching
a sunset over the rooftop from the fourth floor in the industrial desert
that I can only have now, and that I love.
A sunset is never meant to be held, that is the point of a
sunset of life, eyes twinkling, remembering happy time,
who understands unless they are there?
Screened window, hope, looking over a parking lot
fourth-floor I watch a sunset, and promise to
remember it happily, I will!
and the orange is stronger, strengthening like rewindind a cassette
that can play in the background, the sun
coming up again, holding the old happy timesa finger up the side of a glass, dripping with light
suspended in the sky
shining the wist out
of happy eye reflections.
-Citron
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