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Wisteria

by @cailey-duluoz

You stand there Making eyes at me And I playfully choose to ignore you. You cross your elbow through mine And I look in the other direction, avoiding your gaze. So your hand, Blooms of the vine of creeping wisteria that is your arm- Long, Resilient, Slides around my hips, Pulls me in nearer to your familiar form, and takes root there.
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cailey-duluoz
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Published
Oct 23, 2010
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1m
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