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Closer to You

One summers day

you left a package

on the doorstep

addressed to my heart.

 

I find your patience and

persistence alarming,

yet the tenderness

soothes my soreness

and in the desert

a smile is born.

 

Blind to your beauty

I stumble in the dark as,

with feline stealth, you

tiptoed in to curl

gently round my pain.

 

As my heart rips open

the clouds of grief break

sending a monsoon of blessings

to flood my desire and

soak my parched body.

 

One summers day

you left a package

on the doorstep

addressed to my heart

only to have it

returned to sender.

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Jul 23, 2010
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