of course,
the things we know are fleeting.
I’ve always understood that much.
and while inside I’ve held my breath,
I’ve never lacked the oxygen to connect.
“I’ve skirted worse”
I assure myself-
I’ve lifted more from deeper lurches.
I know with every peach there is a pit
and in them,
lie our dormant curses.
– sc
Reblogged this on Perth Words… exploring possibilities. and commented:
I think you should e-book a chapbook called ‘Of course…’ .
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Great poem! It’s a coincidence that your poem is titled “peaches,” because my poem is as well! Feel free to check it out! https://thefinickycynicat.wordpress.com/2015/07/15/peaches-poem/
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I’ve read this poem! I liked it a while back. it’s lovely.
I had my first peach today and I wrote the poem in my head as I ate it.
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Beautiful! Peaches are definitely an inspiration for poetry, not to forget delicious!
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haha absolutely. Thank you for always stopping by and leaving some kind words. 🙂
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A dormant curse, in every peach pit? O-MY!
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Simply gorgeous rhythm and imagery. There is a quiet sort of assurance in your words. I’m looking forward to reading more!
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I’m so glad you think so, thank you. it means a lot. 🙂
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Another gem 💎
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Thank you. 💕💕
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Just wonderful 🙂
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Thank you, Tracy. 🙂
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Peaces I like !
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Thanks!
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😀
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Amazing
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Thank you, Steve. 🙂
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“I’ve lifted more from deeper lurches,”
I really like that line!
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Thanks, I’m kind of proud of that one! 🙂
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A quiet sort of assurance, I agree. In the pit is an almond. Or if you let it be, a tree
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