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Robert Carroll Spear
Poems
Oct 2016
Who I Found Alone
Shivering paint cowered and dry
Peeling the witnesses back and taking the dry fruit from inside
So what was is now a blistered and simpler time
Humming a tune to understand and believe a strange omen exists out there
In the blue darkness and in the reddish orange shadows a stranger washes his lovers' hands
What could be, I wonder and what will be
So a blue tricycle sits alone
An infant's coffin collecting grass
The soul bubbles and graves are pushed outward
A blossom most appropriate for the New Year
And tonight they stayed, spoke of their dreams and crushes
One speaks of a vacuum
One far away dissolving stars and thinning water filled moons
The future is a pile of sand
Sad and uncollected
The water becomes oil and eyes close and leave the head to sleep
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