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Tallulah
Poems
Aug 2013
For Beatrice
We met on bourbon street
In 1942
With the trumpets bleat
We danced the whole night through
You went back to war
The very next day
But not before you swore
You’d be back in May
But May came and went
Back in 1952
& with each letter sent
came not a peep from you
Now I’m haunted
By 1952
This isn’t what I wanted
But what else is there to do?
We met on bourbon street
In 1952
I was the last girl you kissed
Before you ceased to exist
For Beatrice Mitchell who lost her husband in WWII and never stopped loving him.
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