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Lady In Waiting

She sits in a red dress That shows more of herself than she’d like. She’s happily, newly married, but only for a while Once the week is done she’ll hang up her dress And sigh. She waited for the unicorn And has seen many asses pass by. She has seen the ass inside herself. I linger, as in the night, as Ghosts of arms surround me, as they sigh and scream, *In the clearing, the moon wanes soft as it greets the grass salted with tears I reached out my hand, and - I almost touched it.  * “Hold on, hold on, wait for him He is coming.” I’ll stay no longer in this star-scarce company. The roots of celestials have buried themselves in my heart And galaxies have formed in my mind. I find myself shooting amid suns. *The unicorn turned into an ass Before I could pull my hand away. I am burned.  * I am left waiting.
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Jul 9, 2011
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