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Calliope’s Call

I hear her call me now; Calliope.

She dances in rooms made all of windows,

In delicate tones her calls reach sweetly

Stands naked amongst cast off silken bows.

 

So lightly she leaps among the sunbeams

Her gift bestowed, poetic cache replete

A tiny figure, seen only in dreams

On her face, her happiness shines complete.

 

I hear her laughter, tinkling playful sounds -

In her mischief, she will often refuse

To part with her gift, of which, she abounds

I’m glad you found me again, little muse.

 

© Lin Cava

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Oct 30, 2010
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