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As the earth sighs...

In your most voiceless cover

are undertones which vex me

Yet I do not regret

for they are too yesterday

Your very air chases me

with the beauty of its freedom

Centuries have been spent

being haunted

by your hums and knocks on my heart

Such a strange, surreal sorrow

And as the earth lifts and falls with its waters

I dream of star filled eyes

and glasses once the color of roses

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jacqueline-ivascu
American
Published
May 11, 2010
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