Like grinding glaciers, we form stone.
Through decades of heavy weight,
and abrasion, we’ve lost muscle tone.
Blubbery days whittled away;
scratch of bone on icy bone.
We had no idea what we could carve
left in the dark alone.
Our passions compacted,
vision starved;
the stiff striations formed
to tiny, linear furrows,
the same our necks and fingers now adorn;
worn thin, sure to be
each other’s catacombs.
©2024| K.Hartless





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