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Writer's pictureMarías at Sampaguitas

Poem by Melodie Jones


Time Past


Time past

now you’re here

A phantom haunting me

with your presence


but this time you’re real

not a figment of my dreams

“Will you forgive me?”


I shudder at the thought

It took me so damn long

to stop seeing you

in everyday things

like denim


What would Parker do

if he were in my shoes

and he saw you there

looking dark blue


I sage the house

cast you out

can’t let you consume me

with your dark presence

again




Melodie Jones is twenty-two-year-old Ball State University graduate. She majored in English Education and minored in Creative Writing. She has been writing for ten years. Melodie currently has a poetry series on Channillo titled “Poetry: Free Therapy”. She can be found on Twitter @Miss_MJones.

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