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souvenir

by robert-brunner

I’d like to give you a souvenir. That shines like island sun speckling on the open collar of your blouse as the light comes through the shading tree. I’d like to exchange a kiss, every time I hear you say you miss me. Id like to have a note sent by you unregretful of any love, though it might be lost in transit, caught like the eye in an agate. I’d like to give you roses, the white, the red, the black. They are souvenirs of every morning and of every noon and night.
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