When one’s journey
was woven
like a wicker basket
all things fit
Contemplating
the ruins
of last year,
Her heart rested
with nothing
under floorboards
like Poe,
Loudly beating,
Awaiting
to bait something fruitful
Her
opioid addiction
for love
was profound
So
While eating
Porcini mushrooms
Chocolate within
Became less bitter
She dreamt of log cabins
On occasion
Previously coming up with mostly driftwood,
She’d rather something
this true,
this tried,
and perfectly tired
As sprawling as the common birds were
She casually wondered
what would become of the others
All nights passed with in love
As she wandered
Through valleys and hallways
Running from ghosts
Without lanterns
Hopeful that the scent of lilies
Would never again
Appear in the midnight hour
Now
She no longer
Had to deal with being a nanny
To anyone
Other than her own
Children
She yearned
For the sound of nothing
Which previously
Kept
Her deaf
For someone
With many lovers,
She’d finally discovered
Someone less inept
than previously taken before
Rose knobs turned
Opening doors to the same heart,
Rendering life
Otherwise insignificant,
Leading with bible, prayer, and a sliver of disbelief.
No longer wanting to retain her vices,
She opened and closed patio doors
Waiting for the rug to roll out
Long than expected,
Each time previously,
It cut just short.
Rose of Jericho was no longer working,
In ridding away time and space,
Condemnation no longer where she was bound
Most days with him were painfully pleasant
Without reverence
For those days that had previously taken place
About the Creator
Danielle Urciullo
Connecticut based therapist, creative entrepreneur, self-love enthusiast, and writer of short stories, fan fiction, horror, and also some sweet stuff these days. Find me @ www.bostontherapie.com. IG: @therapiespace & @daniella_urciullo.
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