The Apple
Alone and searching through the black, like the only soul on a stretching four lane highway rimmed with trees that try to touch my face through the open window frame of a car I can't remember buying. Waiting without feeling or hope of ever knowing the red and yellow heat of your pulse filled kiss upon my lip glossed mouth. I sit accepting, staring at a page filled with blank and vapid words which can never tell the tale of a hopeless heart hidden beneath a shirt printed with the name of a band that broke up ten years before. By 3am the thick smoke from a hundred wasted breaths fills the tiny blue-walled room where I once savored of a fruit so forbidden as to never be tasted again. © 2004 LM Hutchings |