She clutches it
as if it has answers.
to email to facebook to word
to blogs to email to email.
She knows she’s doing it
while she’s doing it
but can’tstopcan’tstop.
She falls asleep with
one finger
pressing one key
until it fills the page.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
There was a man
in the nursing home, no word
remained for him except one: i.
All day he looked at her blankly
saying i i i i i.
This is a true story.
She’d move him to the hallway
for relief, a distant i,i,i,
quieter,less insistent
less.
This will haunt me.
um…that’s good….and….i’m sorry
(teresa, i mean it’s “good” that my poem affected you so strongly) (but you probably know that)
I’ve had an image engraved in my soul! …i…i..i.. ohh my
me too … ♥