by G Collins
Winter Mallow
I don’t speak often of you though I should –
you’re delirious
& reek of an early sunset for sure.
You’re a snug fit, a silk coating.
I sink
& I need to drink more water,
or,
at least refill the Britta to give the impression that: “I’m on it.”
Dry air, my dying skin flaking off,
festered
& fluttering in the forced air.
A deep Vanilla Sky afternoon
with you, or the birds,
or the fire burning down the block.
Gregory Collins is a graduate of the Riggio Writing and Democracy Program and received his MA from The New School’s School of Media Studies. His activity includes sound work, GPS-guided narratives compositions, poetics and humor. His interactive literary journal DRIFT INDEX will appear online in Spring 2014.
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