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Feb 2014
Mosaic pieces that fit like fingers to palms,
a patchwork of checkered lines,
criss-crossing strings upon wood screamed in agony
when absorbing moonlight
as I sat under a hanging tree
and strummed the strings of my guitar
the moonlight was burned by candle strips
and bare words spoken that night.©
Written by
Dhirana  Singapore
(Singapore)   
738
   Elizabeth Paxton
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