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Behind the Buddleia Bushes

I hid behind the Buddleia bushes,

crouched in pools of

broken butterfly wings,

and bright feathers.

 

Between gaps in the greens

I saw them laughing,

jokes floating from

their mouths.

 

Rain started falling

pools rose

higher,

hair turned to string

cheeks were on

fire,

heartbeat burned,

my head

turned

away.

 

He kissed her forehead

wiped damp from her eyes,

traced light on her face

light from the skies.

 

Afterwards I walked

home under

rainclouds,

rainbows,

and rain.

dotted in sorrow

splotched with pain.

 

And let him pick me up

close to him,

again .

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kylin-luna
English
Published
Sep 9, 2010
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