Categories: POETRY

I WRITE THE WORD “MUTE”: Poetry, by Nathan Shepherdson

I WRITE THE WORD “MUTE”

I write the word ‘mute’

into the condensation on the window.

I breath across it again

and write your name.

Then lick the letters off the glass,

pretending my tongue is a mop for souls.

We have the evenness of our hands,

to survey the unevenness of our lives.

(Nathan Shepherdson)

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