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Jun 2023
Suddenly occurred the thought
that you were gone.
Then I died.

Then I awoke, suddenly.
Under tables I looked for you,
under cushions blankets sheets;
compressing my eyes
to force your image into mind;
behind closed doors hearing
your supernormal voice;
holding my breath
to attend to susurations
too familiar to bear.

Vegetating.
Wandering.
Remembering innumerable
instances of loving you.

Dying again.
© 1991 by Jack Morris
Strangerous
Written by
Strangerous  New Orleans
(New Orleans)   
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