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aren't they all

there she sits behind the trees

alone

with her book and the leaves

just like me

they fall to her with

the rain

but i won’t

though i know she is my soulmate

like all the others

 

she coughs and i wish i could be the air

stale in her eyes, in her lungs

beneath her ribs where it’s soft

she is me

i am her

watching that flowing sun

ripple on its surface

cowering at the sky’s laughter

 

she is my soulmate

the sky chuckles and says

 

“aren’t they all?”

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kaylee-adamz
American
Published
May 5, 2012
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