Our pyroclastic remains litter our once wannabe house.
The first great dream is always a bruising lie, leaving one feeling cornered.
Dipping our index and middle fingers into liniment jars,
smearing balm like war paint, with an ash chaser.
We ready for something smaller, a one bedroom apartment, apart.
BFM
My eyes see you
inches from me
my heart feels
you’re
a marathon away.
B.F.M.
Death came, yet
the leaf clings
hoping tomorrow
will return.
B.F.M.