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Early Mornings

Early mornings

With us wrapped

In the wings of our sweat

Ignoring the muted call of birds

And the bright,

Screaming

Sun.

 

I pull you close,

Lose my fingers

In the passion

Of alligator eyes-

The cheese sharp

Scent of your ****

Closed it's noose.

 

And I found myself upon the floor craving a halo.

But the saints are dead, and bleed like violins.

 

The unmistakable relief

Of your curves

Are distant now;

Where once we stalked the city's

Whispering night;

Now we entertain widows

Full of secrets.

 

Only distant eiderdown

Holds our halo

Holds our breath

And monochrome death

In relief of

early mornings

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Written by
lysander-gray
Australian
Published
Mar 5, 2014
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