You have a drink in your hand
And a mouth unkissed. You are
Moored to no one and no one
Claims you.
You’re the poison of sunblaze
And my skin is ignited
But I claim you.
I am my own remedy
A two/three finger reality
We are filtered with stars
We are immortal.
We roam; we smile faintly
When I kiss you, you’ll feel it
In this hurtled-thru landscape
Of scars and stars.
Connie Johnson is a Los Angeles, California-based writer whose poetry has appeared or will be forthcoming in Iconoclast, Haight-Ashbury Literary Journal, Jerry Jazz Musician, San Pedro River Review, Cholla Needles 85, The Rye Whiskey Review, Shot Glass Journal, Voicemail Poems, Misfit Magazine, Mudfish 23, Exit 13, Glint Literary Journal, and Door Is a Jar.
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