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Black and White MAG
December 30, 2015
Your raindrop hands held my face
Into a puddle
I thought about giving up,
Breathing in your water
But instead, I struggled
Against your grip that
Effortlessly rendered me immobile.
You were bitter in my mouth
And muddy in my eyes:
I felt a tardigrade swim
Through my ear and out my nose
Then with a sudden crash of thunder,
You were gone.
Leaving me choking, gasping for air
But the sky was still darkened
And the world was black and white
I knew you would be back
© Jessica P., Bethel Park, PA
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