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A P Taylor
Poems
Jan 2017
Scribbles
I hand you stray scribbles to
mull over, fade to history whence.
I trouble your lips in my bliss
long recalled, our mists sentence.
I capture parts, your shadow,
while lullied by airs soft purring.
I twirl in hairs dancing song,
treasure steps joined unerring.
I drink you by shapes whole
picture a face scarves behind.
I see your wicked grin flare
before dark void to unwind.
I recall, so hold part of you,
memories treasured by two.
I wait responses as come
leash seizes my mirth true.
Written by
A P Taylor
Melbourne
(Melbourne)
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