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Michael DePasquale
Poems
Apr 2013
Lilac Slumber
If there ever was a shadow--
Under this rock you should know,
A plain lilac root
Sips the sun--
Then his is darker when he grows.
Fall back on a green *****,
Where the ground rests with hope,
And the amber orb
Licks the blades.
He has no memory of home.
Pick the purple bloom,
But careful the palm crafted tomb.
A folded cloth from the
Crevice aside his *****.
Release the stem.
There is no shadow
Below the moon.
There is no shadow
Below the moon.
Lilac slumber.
Lilac slumber
Written by
Michael DePasquale
New York
(New York)
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