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chattanooga

your smile is full, free and robust

in this shot i took of you in the mountains

the hardy foliage of the pines

are just as alive to meet the spark in your eyes

when you look at me

and the coldness of that winter upon us

makes that blazing warmth in your chest

so unbearably urgent

for my existence.

 

i remember us wandering into caves

finding treasures in damp and sacred coves

where brilliant colors still shine

even in the dark of the rocky depths.

and the whisper of the ancient waterfall

the closeness of the stone passages

the height of the natural bridges

wraps us into the incredible fortune

of even being there together

in all this creation.

 

i miss the vision of that funnel cake

upon your incorrigible lips

tainted with the heat of cocoa

and my hungry heart.

ah, such sweet confection

shared like communion

between the best of friends…

your smile still dwells on top of my world

where i could see far and wide

across states, across space, across my life

and just sigh.

 

i am seeking my peace

in this shot i took of you in the mountains

where i once held you in the deepest places

timeless and true

and your smile is all i have left

to dream again.

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