The Year Book Poem by Michael Burch

The Year Book



The Year Book
by Michael R. Burch

Here I scrawl extravagant rainbows.
And there you go, skipping your way to school.
And here we are, drifting apart
like untethered balloons.

Here I am, creating "art, "
chanting in shadows,
pale as the crinoline moon,
ignoring your face.

There you go,
in diaphanous lace,
making another man's heart swoon.
Suddenly, unthinkably, here he is,

taking my place.

Keywords/Tags: yearbook, love, relationships, parting, separation, divorce, loneliness, aliens, alienation, yearbook, photo, album, photographs, picture, pictures, school, graduation, crayons, drawing, drawings, art class, loss, replacement

Friday, May 1, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: art,divorce,graduation,high school,parting,photographs,picture,school,separation,year book
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