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A little Something

There's nothing more to see

but you and your red pants. You see

half the pie though there's more in the fridge.

The birds fly south for the winter

and you do as well but return on the

first sun of May.  You said cry your

eyes on the wind but why not

upon your breath? It's hard to see

you sink through mist especially

when I forget the words

that would make the wind guide you here

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Written by
hank-roberts
30 / M / American
Published
May 8, 2012
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