Interpretation There are worse things, surely,
than desire unmet like the tip of an unlit cigarette, than the empty beat of the morning after like a hollow sounding pulse, than words left unspoken and promises broken and endings left open to interpretation. There are worse things, surely, than the lack of a muse to inspire tender delirium, than letters re-read a thousand times over for the comfort of their handwriting, than the bottle of bourbon with the quiet insomnia and endings left open to interpretation. There are worse things, surely, than unfinished poetry that sings of verse left incomplete, than the tenebrous strain of the wait that comes with staring at my phone, than silence so gray it feels like cement and endings left open to interpretation. By Tania De Rozario QLRS Vol. 4 No. 3 Apr 2005_____
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