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Post by Steve on May 20, 2011 22:33:27 GMT -5
The anonymousness, ambiguity of the Flowers on your second story porch Baffled you to eagerness until their origin was Divulged and like crystal you shone in a thousand Directions; cascaded through the atmosphere in a thousand Colours, still you attempt to extract yourself from dusk And noon; mid-night and dawn And the dew that’s sprawn along your lawn.
How clever I believed I was, Yellows for the hair that you constantly Negate into some lesser beauty; Red for the dress that was meant for him But more was felt loved died born handicapped Risen again from optical ashes to catch you posed So meticulous it had to be coincidence.
I was prepared to lose finger Or take fang from the canine guard, Though there was none. You had locked him inside. Still…the flowers were placed in a cappuccino bottle Bought for the sole purpose of water retention, Guzzled-gulped-spilled thoroughly over my shirt, Rinsed-filled-placed{ Several times. Taking a step this way Walking with my head slightly lowered, Jogging to answer the phone.} So the display was visual.
Yeah. It was the ambiguity that felt soft and nostalgic The unknown-known, the guardian angel; Now I’ve only left you yellow and red The rest you collect from waking Walking living, loving (redyellowboy?never) to bed.
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