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    I See My Death Tonight

    Transmitted on Saturday, May, 16th, 2009 at 8:06 am in Love , Poetry

    I See My Death Tonight

    in the way
    your woman scent

    has gotten trapped
    in the micro-gravity

    of my emptied bed,
    in the way—lungful

    by lungful—I fall
    victim to it

    as I stand
    in the window watching you

    not look back
    as you leave, watching you

    walk away
    with that same smooth,

    predatory swagger
    I’ve carried

    in my own hips
    as I walked away—

    from empty beds
    and watchful windows—

    a thousand nights
    before.

    from the collection “We Call This Thing Between Us Love”

    click to hear me read this poem

    Tags: Love, We Call This Thing Between Us Love


    One Response to “I See My Death Tonight”

    1. Randy Skidmore says:
      May 16, 2009 at 10:23 pm

      I’m loving “predatory swagger.” Wonderful stuff here.

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