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Perched on the Sill of My Tongue

by jayharrispoetry

And even on my most forgetful days days when I can’t remember what happened in an Austen novel nor the last time I thought of others before myself you are still a poem on those forgetful days that I memorized several years ago perched on the sill of my tongue waiting like birds to take off into a disinterred sky waiting to be recited before a disinterested crowd.
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