it was that winter, remember?
when the lecky cost so
much that we
had to buy one of those
long hot water bottles
for cheap
and argue over
who’s turn it was to fill it
I had that dream, remember?
I was running through
the hedge maze
snow beneath my feet
foaming like a wave
leaving no footprints
in it’s watch like perfection
I could hear the boiler
wailing behind me
and I looked down
why was I holding the axe?
what was I chasing? what
was I running from?
And then I awoke
moonlight on my face
I was centre stage
looking at my hands
thinking of that untouched snow
praying I was not it’s watchmaker.
1
Share
About the Creator
Sean Bass
A poet and author from Liverpool, I have been published at dreamofshadows.co.uk and love to write.
I am extremely appreciative of anyone who reads my work. Thank you.
Comments
There are no comments for this story
Be the first to respond and start the conversation.