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Cari Jane Leemaster
Poems
Jan 2014
On your feet
Wishes that are left ungranted
Always will be one,
Past your calloused builder's hands
And whispers from your tongue.
This last wish arrested by
Our Kingdom Come and fade;
Different men have matching paths--
First cradle, then the grave.
Righteous living leads to dying--
Wrongful life, the same.
Men and suns and stars and saints
Are all by sleep contained.
My wish is for deathlessness
With you at home to greet.
Carry me to constancy
With talons on your feet.
I can't stop thinking about dying lately.
Written by
Cari Jane Leemaster
Oregon.
(Oregon.)
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