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Jun 2010
With your kiss still upon my lips,
I watch the door slowly close.
You never said that you had chose.
So the tears down my cheeks slip.

I can still feel your fingertips,
stroking my face as you rose.
With your kiss still upon my lips,
I watch the door slowly close.

Six months does not make a courtship.
No promises made, I suppose.
But why is it you could easily dispose,
of someone you swore to worship,
with your kiss still upon my lips.
This is done in the form of the Rondel
Ryme and line scheme:  ABba abAB abbaaA
Paula Swanson
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     Ari Lux and Paula Swanson
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