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In this being,
which rumbles like abeating
given with a belt.One layer thick and thenstarting
to menstruate.Wonderful movement
are thethe bodie..
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The flowers were planted by his wife and himself,So many years ago when the children were infants.They took such care to prune and to weed;Quite often..
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What have we become? We who used to sit in my bedroom listening to Beatles records on headphones.We spoke of the future. We planned our advan..
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You abandoned peace and chose furyinstead. Anger is the horseyou ride
on nowpast field, field, field. Stop.
Stop the wars of revenge, of anger, of ..
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I used to think everything would be easy,when I was a boy. I'd play with my thoughtsand write my journals, picturing the greatpoet I'd be, I'd be. I'd..
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under questionan open heartprogressesfrom forgiving to forgiven.you and Isanctifying ourselvesin illuminatedceremony.whims and transgressionswhich ind..
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Don't leave me.Restless lightstremble on and off.Sanity bent and brown,submissive living.Drying clothestumbling aroundand aroundand around.You are lik..
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In Summertime I met you.I met you in Summertime.Days long, sun present and accounted for.Weren't the giraffes rather splendid that year?And as it woul..
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And so we walked, you and I. Travelled like robots across the dim under warranty acunity.We mentioned nothing of substanc..
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Every day the train arrives,here and back again. A
face,yours,
looks forme.I smile. You shine. Fingers touch. A shock.
We retreat to recover and
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