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Cemetery Song

by jeff-stier

I’m up early as always swimming in the currents of a sweet morning in summer in Oregon as if for the first time Much like the morning years past when I woke with a new girl in a cemetery in Eugene We went there to escape the heat slept on a blanket naked in the night So alive were we and in love Practicing, perhaps, for the day when sleep and death converge.
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