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Sarina
Poems
Feb 2014
seismograph
While you
had me check to
make sure you are still alive,
I noticed
the most beautiful
embroidery on your heart. (It did not say
her name
or my name)
The valves open and shut so
quickly
not because you are
dying, but because you have so
much love
you could overflow
you are too big of an ocean to just
up and leave me.
I am learning
to tie my veins to yours
so
breathing becomes a little easier for
you and the thump da thump
(I have a heart murmur)
will draw
a portrait of two lovers not abandoning
each other. Red as a roseβs
flesh, pink as ours:
together,
we can never become threadbare.
Written by
Sarina
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