That dry whisper of landscape,
where parched lips of crackling dirt
purse upward to taste the tender kiss
of water drops.
The slender arms of starved branches,
whose spindling stick fingers stretch
to sparse clouds.
A scene of stale citrus orange, speckled
with grains of sand like sepia film reels
relentlessly skipping.
Rainbows are for the pools of gasoline
that dwell on crumbling ash-fault slabs,
not for dusty, shrivelled skylines,
and not for you.
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Jamie Wilkinson
23 year old writer/poet from Montreal, Canada.
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