You think Sandy's got vengeance in its eyes? You see vengeance everywhere don’t you? In the fast, wet winds churning around your Queens apartment In the lightning flashes on Ocean Parkway where we walked once like a Couple of refugees.
The waves will be taller than you, they’re saying But I imagine you sitting on a grey dock somewhere Oblivious of official warnings Your dark wavy hair sticking to your forehead of scattered lies And losses, Your hard, careless body framed in endless brine. I might not be allowed to love you anymore But the rules of capturing, consuming and catenating happen to be As fluid as that road where water now rushes in the direction of Gaping news cameras.
If you think Sandy’s got vengeance in its eyes Why don’t you stop hiding behind words and walls and webs And have a staring contest with me?
Remembering a city currently visited by a hurricane. That's all. All resources mine, except the man alluded to.
Note: I am humbled by the DD. There are too many talented artists and writers on , too many that I look up to, for me to imagine that I'd ever be featured like this. Thanks Becca, and all the readers who liked a poem that essentially exposes this nagging vulnerability I have. THANK YOU.
Daily Deviation
Given 2012-11-14
A Matter of Time by *Dreamydeb Hurricane Sandy is still raw for so many deviants, and here is just one reflection of the aftermath. (
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i love the wild passionate images in this; love... BAD love... or good love gone bad... feels like a hurricane in your heart. all that energy, and yes-- vengeance!
I know...I feel sorry and honestly a little angry at our unpreparedness to deal with these calamities. The "personal" angle just makes it more complicated. Thanks for the visit!
loved it.