Monday, May 28, 2018

The Ache of Spring


I know you’re hurt
I sense your bitterness
Your anger
 Is a dark
And violet cloud
That used to 
Adorn my thighs
I trained my rage 
For years 
To hibernate 
With every Winter
Until it finally woke 
With a fierceness 
To feed all 
The parts of me
That had been neglected
A hunger so sharp 
I thought I could never
Be soft again 
I have this card catalog 
Of memories
I don’t ever 
Want to remember 
I wish I could extract 
Each vivid 
Piece of paper
Burning them 
Under the New Moon
To feel 
The healing 
Begin
My sutures
Bound
With golden silk
Dissolving 
With the rite of Spring
Dancing dandelion threads 
Planting themselves
Like bare feet
Into the lushness 
Of technicolor beginnings...

~Amber Comber

#poetry #growth #spring

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