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Sill Intransigent

Sleep comes to those who wait

slumbers of nothings

and dreams of melodies

caress the inevitable fate

 

Expression laid like a place setting

table cloth pulled and dishes wobbling

waiting, leaning, and feigning

for an answer to start believing

 

But I wait, patient and still

Vermouth, spilled *****

and whiskey, tacky kills

 

Another sunrise

two more setting

surprise me in the morning

unrested and humming

 

A glass of water

filled with ice

balancing

next to a butter knife

 

Sliced smooth

intransigence

coupled delight

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Mar 15, 2011
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