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La Jongleuse
Poems
Oct 2013
we were a story without an end
You were left open
dusty, a bit tattered
like a book that has
perhaps,
spent too many days
on some forgotten shelf
I like to think
I was gentle
I like to think
I made an effort
I swallowed
what I could
& fell 5 stories to your spine
Could you feel my hands
trembling
as I turned the page ?
Perhaps,
I skipped to the end.
I certainly missed
the ******,
and never got the plot
Oh but I feel regret
for my impatience
You slammed shut.
I had papercuts
on the tips of my fingers
Somehow,
despite the words on pages,
the volumes read,
I feel only ever illiterate
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La Jongleuse
France
(France)
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