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Ann Beaver
Poems
May 2013
What are you?
You are sandpaper.
Polishing painfully my heart
to a fine
ball of luster.
You are a penny thrown in the fountain
A dense and worthless wish
For something called happiness.
You are the cherry on top of a mountain
Deliciously decomposing
Waiting for me to get strong enough to meet you.
You are the feather in my wing
Causing drag and crashing into the bay
Now I can't fly away.
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