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L T Winter
Poems
Sep 2014
Our Skin It Sighs
Hessian chains unbind--
Us.
And we lay
Coating names
On clouds.
Tilting titles with
Rainbow scents.
I leaf blackthorn-
Mythology to
Fungi tears; weeping moss
From stone.
Though skies smudge--
Empty.
She shows me the softness
Of bramble.
As we hold a song of siren sighs-
Silhouettes pulse art.
And I tingle lightly
In caring flames.
Although almost never speaking.
She forms white-wishes
Inbetween my heart; my head.
Written by
L T Winter
M/United Kingdom
(M/United Kingdom)
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