Rumination
stretches of you
cast in bronze and silver
forged by passions
unknown outside this house
unknown but to these walls
oh how I wish
everything could be
so different
but the coins have fallen
as they have
and I warm myself
by the fire
and not your breath
and body
Harris Coverley
Harris Coverley is a Rhysling-nominated poet, with verse most recently accepted for Star*Line, Spectral Realms, New Reader Magazine, Abandoned Library Press, Clover & White, and The Oddville Press, amongst others. He lives in Manchester, England.
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this is what art can do, take the classic heartbreak and make it grand and glorious. very good work.
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