Submissions by Dunbar
POEMS AND SHORT STORIES
Poet Introduction
just another wandering soul in search of a resting place
missing you
I must have been asleep
for days
between the shadows and the light rays
because I missed
your ruby lips; the way we kissed
and I missed your thighs, wrapped around me
looking up at the stars
as your mascara dripped
and fell to earth
between the heat of our kisses
and when I'm with you
I can feel time
itself, pulse between the sheets
as the heat of your ankles
disappears
between my eyes
till the world becomes
a single grain
of sand
and nothing remains
for days
between the shadows and the light rays
because I missed
your ruby lips; the way we kissed
and I missed your thighs, wrapped around me
looking up at the stars
as your mascara dripped
and fell to earth
between the heat of our kisses
and when I'm with you
I can feel time
itself, pulse between the sheets
as the heat of your ankles
disappears
between my eyes
till the world becomes
a single grain
of sand
and nothing remains
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The womb of Silence
Begin at the center, begin with your inner voice
and learn to live
in the echo chamber, that is your mind
Become acquainted
with the voice you hear speaking to you
and do not become frightened
at the prospect
of finding no one at home
If you should encounter silence there
give a knock or two, on the chamber door
and wait
If after a long pause, you should encounter silence again
give way to it
and let the blooming of the silence
push the entire world
away from you
Drink the silence in, like amniotic...
and learn to live
in the echo chamber, that is your mind
Become acquainted
with the voice you hear speaking to you
and do not become frightened
at the prospect
of finding no one at home
If you should encounter silence there
give a knock or two, on the chamber door
and wait
If after a long pause, you should encounter silence again
give way to it
and let the blooming of the silence
push the entire world
away from you
Drink the silence in, like amniotic...
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