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Desert love song

The desert opened up her arms to me

and it was the color of a bruise

 

pink and blue

yet still could see your  changing face

the way eyes in the mountains

watch from a distance the size of god

then,

close enough again

to answer to the caves we left in one another

 

quiet drives leading to another end

a silent pursuit to fill with sand

It is here the graves of our ancestors are warm

their bones spell out to say:

 

love laid to rest will rise again in the spring

(The way the desert flower will collect dew

and tell no one)

 

and this is the way I love you

this is the way I love you

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Aug 15, 2017
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