Just an ordinary morning
Jolene Sanders never went to the grocery store
Under her dress she never hid six eggs
She never met your eyes at the bus stop
Time never froze her face, her tears , the bruises on her legs
And you never dreamed of holding her
Night never came with her scent , her heat , her heart
Oleanders never grew tall under her window
Red roses never turned blue by her touch
Dandelions never grew in her footsteps
Indigo colored bruises were never covered by her blush
No , two hundred bluebirds never sang that day
A thousand mirrors never shattered in a thousand homes
Roadsides were never scattered by the wind
Years after her story would never be told
Mockingbirds were never found dead on her porch
Oleander seeds never found their way into his beer
Rumors of his death never spread
Never did you run away with her
In time questions were never asked
Nobody never even mentioned the two of you
Gone were the dandelions and two hundred bluebirds never sang again
Poetry by Emelén
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Written on 2006-09-15 at 23:30
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