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coffee-moons

I count myself

in coffee-moons

and pretty ladies kissed

 

I've never kept a tally

but I know the ones I've missed

 

Lying awake

for withering

and living

a life 

without 

 

my cat

among the porcelain

as careful as I should have been

at the teetering knickknacks of your love 

 

 

I know that I'll be changing soon-

I feel my memory

disappearing

I'll mail a slender letter 

of hope to find you reveling 

in dragoncloud

sunflower weather

with a man who needs your doting 

while I count the coffee-moons and miss

the lips I once loved kissing

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Published
Mar 22, 2013
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