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Moonlight Disillusion

We held hands as time's sand

passed between. Night chocked

the last sun beams. Our conversation

was pertinent to the dwindling

red wine bottle. As the moon glazed

shore began to roar, she whispered

"Let's cuddle." I dropped you, holding her,

and thought "Oh" and began to coddle.

 

I wrapped myself around her like a shell to a turtle

and she began to nestle on my chest. I guessed

the indigestion came from the Bordeaux bottom.

Boy, was I wrong. See, as I lay with her,

forgetting about you, I remembered

blood is thicker than water. The loves

we choose are stronger than ones

We've fallen into. I wasn't falling there,

underneath the stars, next to the parked car.

I was laying. I was contemplating

as the wind was spraying the lake

into the air.

 

I came to the conclusion

I was in an illusion of  love.

Confounded by smoke and reflections

from movie magicians. She looked up

to me and I guess she could see

my reality crumbling in the breeze.

She asked if I was ok. My slight smile alluded

I was and we laid in love

until the sun's intrusion.

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Written by
timothy-brown
27 / M / English
Published
May 11, 2014
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©May 11th, 2014 by Timothy Brown.

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#love#illusion#moonlight#disillusion
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