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George Cheese
Poems
May 2014
Inbetwixt
I feel the steady beat of my pulse in my head,
and imagine I can feel yours as my fingers briefly dance across the back of your hand.
A bitter-sweet inbetwixt:
I blink back sour tears,
crimson trickle eased out of palms by clenched fist-and-nail.
My mind runs wild with thoughts of you,
a long-forgotten smile stretching from ear to ear.
Your taste fills my mouth and her acridity is gone,
a moment that will always last forever.
I am dismissed and distressed,
and as I hear her close the door behind her for the last time I loose a low growl,
the start of a tri-month darkness and a half-year struggle.
I feel a resonance that I once sought to abandon,
the strumming of strings in my heart.
Eyes lock and soundlessly whisper the passionate trinity:
"I loved you."
*"I love you."
Written by
George Cheese
M/Australia
(M/Australia)
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