Every time she was reminded of it
Through brutal words and scenes and glances.
And she stuck her head in six times a day
But sure, you have food poisoning
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My mother used to bleach sheets
to yellow translucency, many milky moons
stitched together, skin blend,
shells on wrinkle beaches
freckled with kohl rim particulates
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With every stride of the tide
and every salt-pillar wave, dissipating;
nothing but the foam belonged to us
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Dreamy converse, easily lost, even the stars
one day will disperse. Love for this life will drop like lead
as the inferiority of the material rears its ugly head.
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Royal golden eyes, flecked with toffee,
Regal pools of honey, mixed with rich pink gin,
A devilish grin; your true nature.
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How permanent, is thawed winter
Raw like a splinter, on snow like a beginner,
I was your tinter, lost gold, much like winter.
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Yet, still it arises as the disgust
That flushes disfigured faces
With gurgling insides:
They call it sea-sickness.
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