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whales

my ghost will haunt the space of that old cafe;

nestled into the air above the second booth to the left

or tucked into the corner above the fish tank,

delicately breathing memories of proms and first dates

to renovators and brightly fluttering couples.

 

molecules agitated, eternally lingering in pursuit

of love lost to time and particular circumstances

dancing in stasis and unable to drift away from that cafe

and pink sheets in the sunshine, of longhorns

and the feel of a waist

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Nov 25, 2012
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