DREAM ON THE SIDEWALK

With chalk on the sidewalk,
I express sex...

A memory burned
in the brain of my flesh...

While the others paint
smiles and flowers and trees...

My chalk surrenders
and renders and grieves...

For memory haunting me:
sweet & delicious...

Is equally painful;
the memory vicious...

For boy tore my heart out
and left me to bleed...

Boy died without me
but that's just a dream...

For as I awake
I remember the real...

The boy is alive
and he cares how I feel...

The boy is a friend
who still kisses my lips...

I smile awake
as the dream starts to break...

Blowing chalk dust still caked
from my fingertips.


Written By Jason Wright
MARCH 19, 2007


For Jeremy,
because dreams are cool.

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