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aestātī

My lips, Listless letters without ledgers Lie— Loom— Languish in light of eyes That hang like Neptune, Or fall like the Moon Away. Still, I remember The yellow dogwood blossoms, And what they told us. Years later we died Separately, together, As drops in puddles. Jupiter followed, Dipping beneath the Sun’s light With nothing but fear, And Cytherea, Boiling beneath her mask, Fell into Hermes While our children watched With horror from their homes... And Olympos sank into the sky.
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Oct 21, 2012
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