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i used to love,like i won't lastanother night,that i was too big,for life, gray-walledand four-corneredi was humorous,bursting at the seamsof being yo..
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like a child,hungry for the world,i went down on my knees,trailing moments,before the lightand color they came indisappeared,i am constantly puzzledat..
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one day,i will not only make you seehow beautiful you are,but i will make you believe your eyes,what you'll see is what your hearthas always meant you..
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like children,waiting to be fed,from your mouth,i reach out for a kiss,which will not quenchthe need to be with you,i need to become you,i need to bec..
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no moon,just you and iand the stars,so i drew a moon,on your palm,and hung a kisson your foreheadsaying, 'i'm here'with you,until the end,which is alw..
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i never went into the head-clouds with you,for you are the bones of the boy you wereyours is a clock's face skipping time, with loose handssoon, you w..
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isn't it alluring,the cigarettes you smoke,the slow-burning leavesthat warm your lips,like a primitive's torchin the mouths of cavesall that afterglow..
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He did not promise her the moon,he did not vow to slay the wolf, which criedhelplessly in the corner of her mind,wild terror in its eyesHe shrugged at..
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hands,stones,a ripple on a circular lake,if lakes could be circularlike a rosewood fountainif rosewood could hold watera tryst,a single flower,for her..
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lend me your poetry,i would breathe the paper you wrote it onlet me dangle my feet onto reams of your emotioni would swim along your words,drink from ..
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