FOR EASTWOOD
I don’t know if God
counts days, stores them like marbles
humming in a jar.
does he chomp them one by one?
Does it hurt? The not knowing?
I don’t know why it’s
good dogs that exit stage two,
kidney failure. Still the curtain closes behind
orbs gone cloudy with our time.
I don’t know what I
would say to her, skin uncracked.
Eat cake while you can,
moisturize, avoid realtors.
Count every last white whisker.
One thought on "FOR EASTWOOD"
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.
Sweet and sad!