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Rohan P Jun 2018
you fold
blankets into ribbons of
light

(she folds
stars like spiderwebs

     —
to catch you.
i wish i didn't miss you
Rohan P Jun 2018
scriptures tear
along her hairline: forehead
creased and painted. i can't
help but think of her
as a deer—as the opening
of the breeze, as the advent
of night, where letters
fold into triangles.
Rohan P Jun 2018
foggy inclines, green saplings
and pines: you always loved
the water.

you long for
elsewhere, but
the currents stirred and

you swept into the fir.
for acacia (dewdrop).
Rohan P Jun 2018
the rains
gather in lines across
your skin.

they wave
like faraway leaves;

they flutter and circle
me; they float out of
reach;

they
brown
in the sodden soil.
I wish it would. Maybe we would hold each other in the deluge.
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