Lingering

Lisa ZaranLisa Zaran

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after, when you are driving
miles one way just to get to her
and her wind-touched hair,
bleached white by the September
sun, the gray sky coughing up clouds,
that is when the doubts surface,
hard as stones.it is late afternoon by the time you arrive,
the storm has already been through here.
you are not in your own element.
you are a runaway.but, then she is there, standing right in front
of you, wet with rain, slender as a branch.
you watch as she makes her way over
and your heart gardens, rupturing red.
Lisa Zaran
About the poet

Lisa Zaran

1969/AmericanLisa was born on September 26, 1969 in Los Angeles, California to an American-Norwegian mother, Joan Ablett (1941) and Norwegian father, Leonhard Hoie (1937-1996) She has two sisters and one brother. Lisa grew up a shy and quiet girl. She did wel…

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