Note: The first poem I wrote for my Advanced Poetry writing class years ago.
In the in-between of twilight
—of lavender blue—
we let go and—
I was surrounded by your colors,
but mostly the grays
were what buried me
Gray
red-yellow-blue-greens
All the ricochet of gray
I drank the wine you held for me,
the crimson-purple-black,
and I watched you
But you had already become
the white shirt,
the red-speckled tie,
the cheesecake—half-eaten
You no longer saw me,
even when I pushed you—
you, the ironed, the wrinkle-free
Written: 2/5/04
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