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Gone next year

You make me feel like Badger brew’s caramel apple cider is free but only for me because I see things like how you fiddle with your pen before a test –who uses a pen in math anyway?- or the way your eyes are flecked with green You make me feel, for once, that I’m only 17 We can have a conversation in whispers and doodles when the teacher’s not looking or sing old-time rock out of key and sometimes we can just sit and be You are my fixation, my liberation, devastation, temptation, stimulation Bring it on Lex! I’ve got superman by my side He’ll blow you away with his laser-beam eyes We’ll travel the world with each postcard we spy as we walk down the pier When you’re around death isn’t as near But the sad thing is by this time next year you’ll be out east while I’m stuck right here. But I will have no tears to shed The worst part? That you’ll have no clue that this poem is one I wrote for you.
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lacey-anderson
Canadian
Published
Feb 24, 2012
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spring 2011

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