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dawn of city lights

the sinking sun keeps calling

poetic bones and walgreens; three am

flinging glass, nightmares, explicit

circles of the wind

 

singing into daybreak

shutters slamming shut; flickering eyelashes

and flopping into pillows fluffing up

shifting clouds of how you smelled

 

porch swings, heartbreaks

capturing breezes soaking skulls

red wine and "oh-take-mine"

tracing outlines imprinted

swaying grass lays flat

 

where you were,

but the summer sun keeps calling

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patti-1
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Nov 25, 2012
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