Thursday, June 28, 2018

Heartbreak. by Wayne Russell




it's okay to love again the darkness has passed with her the shadow fox abandon again this is just how it has to be sly as the brazen
 sun sets on humanity a decadent lake shimmering a locket of her hair frozen in my heart the memories of us fizzle then fade out the ravens laughing caw leaves a soot-like residue within ice chambers of this heart so broken




Wayne Russell is a creative writer and shutterbug that was born
and raised in Tampa, Florida; he currently wanders the streets of
the middle of nowhere Ohio.
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