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Star Gazing

First kiss Hands brushing Shedding layers, At beaches, Behind closed doors, In cabin rooms How’s anything holding on? No college will ask, How soft were her lips, How protective his hand, Why, What, What next? My mother will never know, And cannot punish Without broken rules Lacking a curfew None will make or break Job or audition But I look up Rain freckles my nose Or wind claws coat folds Dry air holds my waits Holes in the universe Recording It’s all there To be visible some evenings Clear next First to appear, The first time I loved Or Brightest to remain When I said goodbye
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May 23, 2010
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