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My hands are still bones The cathedral is your body. Your belly tastes like bread We were summer and A thousand torments My doubts I doubt My conviction is a labyrinth Where do I begin to love? In a notebook I guard tact And your figure fermenting In my mattress, Where do I begin to end? I can distinguish between kisses And putting down roots I can't distinguish between The complex and simple And you are now on my list of Promises to forget. We are much older and more honest But so what? If we look upon the lagoon that's called Eternal absence © 2009 AristophanesFeatured Review
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2 Reviews Added on April 3, 2009 AuthorAristophanesin the darkest of them, LAAboutIm an errant poet looking for that cruel fragrance that invaded me. You are the essence of every letter I write and Im like a puzzle that I would have to redo on.. more..Writing
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