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A Fake Thing

Rather, a dull smile of yours

Painted around fabrics

Made from papers that burn to the touch, the eyes.

 

Day by day

My room; cloister of desire

Stagnant as it is

Holds many faces, each resembling you

So where are you?

 

Ah, these fake lips

I wish to touch them; remain unbitten

You lie in waiting, behind miles of glass and miles of rain.

 

So holding a frame

Uneven with my desires; tame body

Leaving it behind. Turning. Closing my door.

The real thing lingers nearby.

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Jan 29, 2010
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