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A-R-A-I-G

It tipped me off to the merry-go-round

 

under the smiling sun.

 

The gumdrops stained with honeydews

 

were taming them for fun.

 

You quivered under frosted light

 

just like a Christmas tree,

 

and twisted in a merry shape

 

with quiet harmony.

 

I cannot risk it being known,

 

however red I bleed,

 

that standing there before my soul's

 

exactly what I need.

 

And so I scribe this turnabout

 

with flick'ring eyes askew,

 

As snow falls on my eyelashes

 

I'm waiting here for you.

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connor-hanratty
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May 2, 2013
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