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Dear K

Dear K, I’m broken With a half-empty toast rack and extra jelly, Unground coffee beans and our unwashed dishes, I woke to a cold pillow, but no amount of caffeine Wakes your absence to my expectant lips. I wandered down with the falling drops From my tributary lashes, Wondered why these pearls should dive So much deeper than it seemed they might When you said we’d be better off, You’d be better off, alone. I shook with clammy hands and nervous glances, It should have been a sign of things to come, Briefly entranced for brief romances. With nothing to be clammy for, anymore, I sit in the desert dry of unaccompanied rhythm, Like these notes were begging to be written, Written because I’ve no other river Through which my thoughts meander so comfortably, But stop, I know you’ve no desire to hear about My breakfast, my day I linger. -BRD
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benjamin-davies
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Feb 2, 2011
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