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Jan 31
Yasou Papo...

you were able

to dance with

a small glass...

filled with liquor,

above your head.

with open arms.

during a marital

afterparty.

plates were being

smashed on the

dancefloor, & money

was being thrown.

just like eagle feathers

thru the Parthenon.

when you freely gave

away your last breath,

there was no plaster known

to cast Your Face.
*For a bygone King, dipping his toe into waters that skin stones. Lazaros Dimopoulos. My Grandfather, who rests with a mint leaf tucked at the side of
his right ear--staring thru the sun~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Onoma
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