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Will of Alexander
Poems
Jul 2018
Ever Moreso
Time stole so much from us
Don't think I could forget
The way you wreathed and swayed
While dancing in my bed
I think of decades in my future
When I revisit you in dreams
And seek to find your face
On my Apple spy machine
It's a special kind of sadness
To know that she won't be a he
And I'll always sadly wonder
If I ever could compete
And while I'm glad you're happy
In this distant future sleep
I'll be angry that I let you go
And even moreso that I creeped
Written by
Will of Alexander
Lincoln, NE
(Lincoln, NE)
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