Fragments of Scrapbooks
by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen — Read all 1,670 poems by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Fragments of Facebook, of face, and mirrors,
Fragments of kids, of time, and life.
*fragments of blue-shelled broken eggs
*fragments of sunsets, of dawns and things
*fragments of drinks, of meetings and friends
*fragments galore, why pretend?
Fragments of Internet, of heart, and mind.
Fragments don’t speak of fragmented time.
*fragments of lasts, of pasts, and of life
*fragments of sins, of agains, and qualified times
*fragments of colored-gardens, of
--fragmented now by others arrivals…
Fragments of too-smart phones, which, I’ve never owned
Fragments the lament of Chaos, transpiring.
*fragments reconfirm time’s reaction
*fragments, damn it! Fragments now fall behind
*time, which lapsed. What can I carry to death
*fragments of a fragmented mine.
Fragments, over-lapping Time, spin mirrors
Of fears fragments, against what seems clearer.
Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
© Copyright 10/16/12
Marvin
means filling in the blanks
leaving one's scrapbook full
Lady Vivian
Thanks for reminding me…
Ron