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before I sleep, i fix my sheets

and stack my pillows as if

a lover sleeps on my bed

 

i sleep and wake up alone, but

i wouldn’t mind waking up

to morning hair, sleepy eyes,

tired smiles and a long yawn

i wouldn’t mind waking up

before dawn, after dusk,

during the sunset or while

we’re under the stars

 

i wonder how lovers like these

are hard to find, because i bask

in the simplicity of mornings

for only in these early hours do i

truly know someone

 

maybe i have puzzles and traps

stuck on my hallway, or a

warning sign taped on my door

for none even bothered to knock

or maybe it is my refusal

to find any other

 

no one else sleeps on my bed,

because i’ve pressed all my sheets,

perfumed all my pillows, marked

my calendar and saved the dates

for nights and days with you.

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May 25, 2013
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