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LOVERS

The lake was blue and silver

alive with dragonflies

the air cool and still

stars unmoving

we had carried the heat of the fields

with us all day

brushing against each other

like sun against grass

clothes we had discarded

a tangle on the ground

still held something of that warmth

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eileen-prunster
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Dec 31, 2014
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