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Rosy Lee Resting

I forgot to dream. The rest ranged

between dusk's final brew and morning's

touch of milk to tea leaves. It changed

 

through lucid shades of beige, fawning

into ochre tangles I could float

between. Dusk's final brew and morning's

 

brooding both left absence notes

for her, with hopes like hair hung freely

into ochre tangles. I could float

 

this air-bed boat to River Lethe,

wait for affirmation I was meant

for her. With hopes like hair, hung freely

 

parted, I saw futures where fervent

temptations swept the way. A modest

wait for affirmation? I was meant

 

to keep my thoughts of her suppressed -

I forgot to; dreamt her estranged

temptations swept, the way a modest

touch of milk to tea, leaves it changed.

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damian
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Sep 21, 2011
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