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A love song

The ones who breathe below the wave

have tales of how I should behave,

but should I sing, or comb my hair

when sleeping deeply in my grave?

 

There, deep within the murky green

I dreamed a man I've never seen

with trousers rolled and fading hair.

I offered him a nectarine.

 

Oh, does he take it? Will he eat?

I long to weep upon his feet

and wipe them with my golden hair.

He fades, and we shall never meet.

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Apr 9, 2011
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