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Tyler Lynn Pulliam
Poems
Aug 2013
A Puzzle of Gems
I wish you only knew of the brier we planted
But your eyes are always on the stars
I watch you pluck every note from the air
So vibrant, and eager to pass the jug around
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Think of me too, Artemis, Baste
As the coals twinkle and turn
These moments have always been yours to burn
And I am but a goat - veiled and masked
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Home is far, but I have my thoughts
I have my brother of tune
My thanks for the smoke, Sylvan Queen
I only wish your eyes werenβt hidden
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We were flea-bitten in the first burrow
And found gold in the next
Red cardinal be swift, I carry many gifts
But I just donβt want to be in the middle right now
Written by
Tyler Lynn Pulliam
Niantic, IL
(Niantic, IL)
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