Solace

By Cameron Taylor



Notes
I spent
the evening imagining.
I was a flower. Frail and isolated –
lone standing in a field. A crisp sour stem.
A bold yellow strengthening
the appearance
of
my
flimsy
petals.
Five. Perfect. Centered.
Eating warmth. Eyes closed. A slow waltz, dancing
with the breeze, bright green on the nose, children playing on the outskirts
laughter filling my soul.
A
happy
existence.
No
particular
goal. Ant.
When I came to, crushed and bruised, wilted, squashed neath realities boot. One restricted breath. A thought hard to repute, “life is unfair”. I laugh, then sit in solemn silence. Existing only in someone’s distant prayers. Selfishly wishing them here not there, wishing for that
last shared
moment
together.
Two
weeks
alone
to wrap things
up.
Then
gone
forever.

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