Our Goodbyes

our goodbyes

are drenched

in teardrops,

 

which rise

through dreams

within infinite

time-warps.

 

we implode

then burst

from the

black hole soul

of star hearts.

 

I ask only,

when my time comes,

you extinguish

the memories

of my face,

 

unless

it is the bursting

star-gleam

from my eyes.

 

Then,

it may be best

to be remembered.


“Our Goodbyes” first appeared in the Winter 2020 Issue of the Remington Review.

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