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Miss Tabitha Devereaux
Poems
Aug 2013
When you came back
I went to bed last night
and true
closed down the day
with thoughts of you.
Regret is not
what fills my head
I wonder at the words
unsaid.
For years gone by
are lost to truth
that part of me
remains in youth.
And though in all
my lightened soul
there is a corner
black as coal.
Where no sun touches
less your embrace
you were my loss
my fall from grace.
I miss you now
as ever more
my heart, the apple
you, the core.
I pick a pebble
from our beach
and keep it safe
beyond harm's reach.
Now in fate
by turn of tide
regret dwells here
not by your side.
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Miss Tabitha Devereaux
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