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A Telephone Message

by maria-rose

For the first time in years, I have spoken to you; not in person, alas - on the phone, it is true. I snapped your heart quite perfectly in two, but time brought me back, back, back to you. And through my thoughts you swallowed a cliche, while I whistled and stared out at the waves, then in a whirl of skirts, I walked away - Only on the phone. I forgot your voice, so there were only words after the tone, a message to remind me that I’m lovingly alone.
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Jun 13, 2012
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