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Ryan O'Leary
Poems
Jul 2018
Venise.
She is a place of pilgrimage,
for washing soles of the
faithful and departed.
She's an aquatic mirror, where
silhouettes are corrugated by
the ripples of repetition.
She is a web of confusion,
waiting for the universal
congregations of curiosity.
She's a stalagmite of creativity,
an iceberg of deception,
an illusion wearing stilts.
She is a tantaliser, an ******,
a bewitcher, who solicits her
suitors by enchantment.
She's a concubine she's a femme
fatale she's a fresco and her ****'s
a jeune homme called Unesco.
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Ryan O'Leary
Mallow.
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