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Bird

I perched on

 

Your shoulders

 

As you ran through

 

Our golden

 

Wheat field and I

 

Was told I was

 

An airplane and

 

Never a bird

 

When I alighted

 

I felt

 

Like I was still

 

Up high

 

Hovering

 

And nothing moved

 

Like the basement door ****

 

Like grandma’s chairs

 

Like grandpa’s chest

 

Like your body when

 

I nudged you

 

Like my eyes to

 

The coffin

 

And I was only

 

An airplane

 

Never a bird

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Published
Sep 15, 2010
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