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November bruises

too quiet

just a pair of old friends

caught up in a snowstorm

feet kicked upon the table

you tasted bitter the second time

we paused

but maybe it was just you

those dragonfly kisses

that bruise on your wrist

found its way to my mouth

we were delicate leaves

itching to make our first,

and last,

flight.

all of those November bruises

you were quite the adventure

hands reached out for laughter

you tasted bitter the second time

I paused

maybe it was just me

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rachel-strowbridge
American
Published
Jan 30, 2012
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