Blue Confetti

by

Tim J. Brennan

 

say a word
over & over

enough times
and you go still
beneath your skin

when my sister 
whispered mother 
had died 
there 
was 
nothing

even the carnation
wept, its petals 
littering the ground 

like blue confetti
after a noon parade

 

 

 

 


Tim J Brennan's poetry has appeared in The Rose & Thorn, Whistling Shade, River Walk Journal and many other nice places. His first chapbook Fifty White Stones is available through Pudding House Press. His short plays have been performed in six states, most recently in NYC.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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