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Sarah Oppenheimer
Poems
Aug 2012
Paradox
The flicker of fabric among our intertwined bodies.
How could something so faultless
Like the missing key, snuggly fitting my chest
Possibly be wrong?
Please hold me closer one last time.
Let me smell your ebbing love
That makes every hair on my body reach on end.
Just one last time, run your fingers through my hair
Like claws catching me again, and again.
Tell me to come nearer, and wrap your mind around me.
Donβt forget these extensions of us.
Before I know it, we will return to our postsβ
Averting our eyes as we watch the world dance
And we struggle just to hold ourselves.
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Sarah Oppenheimer
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