Timing, a poem Posted on May 23, 2013 by Jackie Lea Sommers TIMING In Prague, Tuesday takes his hand, dragging him into the streets of orange-tiled roofs. In Minneapolis, Monday bars my way. What new secrets have stubbed his toe? When I wake, the sunlight on my face is already ancient. Let’s Get Lost by bluecoloursofnature Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading...
Not really. 🙂 It’s just that the boy in the dream is 7 hours ahead of the girl and experiencing Tuesday before she does. 🙂 Reply ↓
LOVE this. I always fall in love with your imagery. (And I love that I understand your poetry!) Reply ↓
I get the impression that in the first verse you were referring to a dream, then you woke up
Not really. 🙂 It’s just that the boy in the dream is 7 hours ahead of the girl and experiencing Tuesday before she does. 🙂
LOVE this. I always fall in love with your imagery. (And I love that I understand your poetry!)
I love this. I lived this. Except without boys.
I kind of love this poem