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L T Winter
Poems
Feb 2016
Withering Winds
She'd been dressing-empty-tears
-Again.
And the chalice we
Shared as friends,
Now Shivers as
She eats bramble dishes
I express to noone forlorn
Memories applauding to echoes
Collapsing--
'Empty everlasting rooms.'
She's weeping upon her pillows
While the wardrobe creeps outside
To visit meadows; trees
From wence it came.
I'm digit-ally connected to nothing
Except my duvet whose keeper of secrets
And my phone which never rings-
Except to greet the winds, as all things wither without--
To dust.
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L T Winter
M/United Kingdom
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