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Waste of Paint

Everyone has a ghost.

Some call them their first love.

I call mine you.

 

You're my ghost,

the stone in my heart.

And how does one -

erode a stone?

 

Vitrification?

Turn you into something,

pleasing to touch?

 

Oh -

but my hands are -

cold as snow.

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beau-phoenix-rose
Australian
Published
Dec 25, 2012
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