SCULPTURE
By Charles Pierre
In winter, my tongue
and teeth chinker
through cracked lips,
each poem a carving
of white breath
without marble’s heft—-
the chiseled lines
dying to silence,
shrouded in mist.
HOLLY CONLAN “Winter”
January 27, 2020 by Blogfinger
SCULPTURE
By Charles Pierre
In winter, my tongue
and teeth chinker
through cracked lips,
each poem a carving
of white breath
without marble’s heft—-
the chiseled lines
dying to silence,
shrouded in mist.
HOLLY CONLAN “Winter”
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