still worthA Poem by Lydia Shutterartwork by felix mas back then i knew even if i didn't admit it our dreams didn't mesh and they never would it was a relationship based on the suspicion of failure and a pulsating promise of perhaps yet it hyperventilated and died a prolonged death ending up a chalk outline on a sidestreet of life still, in rosy fleshy memory i remember it as the suggestion of summer hot and steamy a romantic novel with french phrases impossible to put down a lilting tune playing on a moonlit beach yes, a vibrant love destined to live on through some sort of adolescent eternity and still worth a heavy sigh and a smile
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