Your Name Poem by W.I. Stoneberger
Your Name
I wipe it from my lips,
along with the traces of your kisses.
I retrain my tongue
to no longer form the syllables,
to no longer remember
the grainy pleasure
of entwining your alphabet.
I swallow back the sound,
until the taste is less than memory.
Friday, May 29, 2009
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