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Your Letter

Your letter came Did I not tell you? It's not as if I've housed it (little treasure) In the pockets of my jeans Or as if I pull it out All the time Because then it'd surely Have been aged by my eyes Which dauntlessly would Explore the vast landscapes of your words And, in each one it meets, See everything you do And feel Surely if this were true It would've been softened Into tissue paper By edacious fingers Who can't help themselves Because they think they're Touching you
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Nov 29, 2011
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