Aviation Ghosts

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"Amelia Earheart and aviation ghosts
only haunt me when they write" ep


Is this how it ends?
Silence?

fingers through cold clay ashes.
smear out the shine of memory

searching heart for tenderness
patience
love

thumb and forefinger
roll sharp bone chips and
embers, cold, both suited for
necklace beads, earring spokes

numb fingers painting Aboriginal
masks of desperate visage-
blackened charcoal outlines,
filled in with gray ash streaks,
and ear pierce tears of red

Is this how it ends
the silence of questions never answered,
unable to speak our secret name?

Solitary silence.

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WickedEveWickedEvealmost 20 years ago
This is quite good

These lines especially caught my attention:

fingers through cold clay ashes.

smear out the shine of memory

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