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Erin Atkinson
Poems
May 2014
Disappearing Woman
I can only remember your eyes
looked like moons
bathing me in
bluish clarity
peeking below trees;
They brushed your face
like eyelashes.
I wish Mother
Nature
had given me a more
Celestial
body, that I could show my love
in grander gestures.
Disappearing woman,
I imagine the breeze is your lips
unfreezing glass-water
Bringing canvassed flower -field
alive with just a touch.
Disappearing woman,
I looked for you on mountaintops
and beneath
rust colored leaves
that
fall.
Written by
Erin Atkinson
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