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Etched upon my flesh,
Burned into my soul,
Until my bones become dust
You shall remain: my Dulcinea.

                Forever your Quixote,
                                         m.
If the kiss lasted through all eternity
I would become the ocean of your breaths.
 Sep 2014 L T Winter
Poetic T
We are cows grazing
In our homes,
Plump,
People,
Waists,
Growing adding
To a full middle line,
We are nearly ready
For the slaughter,
It makes you think?
Who's table will we be on...
I am of a strange alchemy.
Iron and tarnished silver,
with porcelain hands.
The rest feels like glass.
Fragile.
Vulnerable.
As though the smallest tremor
could send me falling
to shatter.

— The End —