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Tethered

Love like an Amtrak train – The heat made me queasy. It clung to me and hung on to me When I stepped off, A vague blurry feeling Tethered to me, or I to it. No refuge in the streets of this new city Or even in the comfort of my own home. No escape from this magnet that lives in me, On-again, off-again, but I carry it with me, tucked inside. Eventually the dull fire was too much to imagine, And I wondered what was next, Frightened and longing for an impulsive new love. -bes-
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Jun 21, 2015
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#love#new#uncertainty#city
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