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dri witz
Poems
Apr 2016
Green Deer
Nana's old bed
At the end of the hall,
Bare feet on gold wood
Cannot sleep
Though I should,
Too Dark,
I draw up the shade
Small crack
Less black,
Green light
Not sky light
from the streetlight,
Too bright
As I gaze out
She stands out,
Abnormal, there
She too does stare
A lone deer
No fear
Mocking
Head cocking
Our eyes hold
Her eyes bold
Soon She breaks
And trots away
Into the dark space
Where the green light does not trace,
Now I know what I must do,
Beautiful green deer,
Thank you
<3
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