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Simplicity will make its rounds

As it always does when I'm missing you.

I can tell you're missing me in the way you glance

Quickly out of the corner of your eye

As I'm fiddling with my ink and paper.

 

We make rounds with one another

Alternating shifts between affection

And you watch me almost instinctively

Perched upon your over-sized sofa cover

Disguising all of my dresses you imagined as "the one"

Floral, striped, simple brown like parchment paper.

 

But you are stowing away patterns that remind you of summer past.

Only now it's spring and summer's not yet arrived

A fact that until today remained unknown to me.

But of course  you'll be leaving soon

And I'll be wanting you

Even if so it was not enough, even more

In the nostalgia of unwritten details in the past.

 

They pattern themselves as soldiers awaiting deploy

Into some unknown battle with a sparkling eye

For they know not what love is;

They have only tasted it in envelope adhesive

And flittering longings of long-lashed exchanges

Of forward observations brought to attention

By none other than the golden-haired stable boy;

 

So they battle with a passion of longing instead.

They have traveled this road many times

And knowing what to expect, they

Delve forward despite disregards of the illumination

Of the embellishing light of Lady Moon

Upon the night to beckon their lustful eyes and bodies

To become one with their defenseless souls

Beneath the silvery threshold of her flowing *****

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faeri-shankar
American
Published
Jun 3, 2013
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