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upon the dying of a love

by jaanamj

she lays limp upon the sea foam mattress gasping for air amongst the swarm of tubes entangling around her body i am across from her a handful of popcorn held together by a rubber band is it within my own selfish desire to keep my love afloat? or shall i submerge her gently into the ocean of infinite nothingness ? i open a poetry book to softly narrate her last words to her. do not go gentle into that good night. old age should burn and rave at close of day. and as she slips away rage. rage against the dying of the light. she tremors.
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jaanamj
Azerbaijani
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jaanamj
Azerbaijani
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Feb 3, 2018
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