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Sunday Morning

The self-contained sunlight trickled

through her apricot skin, the dream-like sense

of suspension receded into the driftwood calm

as the birds glued to the wind chime

danced their static waltz. The closeness of

her body in the hotel room's single shared bed

focused like the uncasing of glasses from

a cotton shirt's breast pocket. The entire

room dulled as her hair fell away from

her eyes still closed but staring directly

into his neck, innocence beading her skin

like sunlight through a colander, her relaxed

breath fomenting a juvenile refinement, like

drinking cranberry juice concentrate from

a crystal champagne glass. His eyes filled

with admiration, not necessarily towards

her but the unconscious movement of her

cheek nestling against his shoulder.

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