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Mar 2016
I wake to one more
daybreak,
pick up the pieces and
with tape in hand
join in
the repairing of
the broken
jigsaw.

I dream this,
a silent movie
Queen
screen kiss,
Pickford and I locked
into an embrace
fly.

And the jigsaw waits for me
to end the dreamery and
Pickford wearily
unites with other artists
almost tearily and
waves goodbye
to me.

I pick the pieces from my eyes
disengage my ears and no
longer hear her cries, it makes
no difference how hard a man tries,
the day always breaks.
.
John Edward Smallshaw
Written by
John Edward Smallshaw  68/Here and now
(68/Here and now)   
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