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We Kissed a Book

When we lay in the grass reading the skies

In the summer grass, sonnets, love’s sweetest prize

Reading aloud the poet’s iambic sighs

But mostly reading within each other’s eyes

 

Each other’s eyes, through heartbeats in errant skips

And breathing, breathing through each other’s lips

And gently, gently touching fingertips

And tasting each other in soft, sensuous sips

 

And as for the book, we didn’t finish it that day

And as for each other…

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lawrence-hall
Published
Mar 26
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Lawrence Hall

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