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river girl meets desert boy

by feral

i built a wishing well from here to there as long as the coptic summer as wide as the cocked jaws of a gator and as deep as the mississippi. i built a cornerstone to clutch. i lay an anchor cemented so deep hoping that you could never leave me. but love is such a fickle frailty that i never wondered if you wanted my love before i sowed it. came the tide and came the solstice and the tide again, i was in wait for a harvest that would never come. i built a bridge. crossed it so very often hoping for something at the rickety end. i lost myself for you. a fool yet again. and again. and again.
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