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The Love poem of Experience

My love bird – a carrion crow

           (unwished)

Who’s beak reeks of narcissus

           (the scent of thee)

 

Let me call the black rumble of wings

to fill skies and sheets

with the thunder of your feet.

 

           (Ah! Love. What A thing it is

           to be feathers on the wall

           and flesh in ice.)

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Written by
lysander-gray
Australian
Published
Sep 26, 2015
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Tags
#love#poem#crow#carrion
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