Popular Poems About Separation

One cold autumn morning in late November a glove on the clothes line decided that life with it's mate was boring & awful.

It persuaded the clothespin to render it's hold and blew away on the next breeze.

A little girl stumbled upon it and loved the pretty colors.

She took it home and her mother got notice of it and told her daughter to throw it away.

As she was about to throw the glove away in the garbage pail outside, she became sidetracked and left the glove on the ground.

A stray dog saw the glove and began biting & tearing at...

you were a dervish of unintelligible words
and projectiles
from the moment I stepped through the door
a tornado of frenzy
your allure hiding nervous disorders
as if you’re waiting for me to blow up
the world
scamper off into the night to leave
you scraping through desolation and rubble
like last time
the time before

I understand
so I let the plate you threw hit me
leaving a spray of ceramic and
a trickle of red to run down my cheek
as a mockery of tears
the shaker hit my shoulder
then the wall...