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Age Fog

An age-fog hangs in heavy drapes

Around my head, a thickening gauze,

And memory of your love escapes

This numbing mist that's sealed my doors.

 

My straggling wispy hair you stroke,

While whispering of a life-long love;

Your shafts of sunlight **** and poke

But cannot pierce the cloud above

 

For staring at this window I

Avert my gaze, your touch resist.

My memory dulled, with glassy eye

And drooling mouth,I face the mist.

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Written by
marcus-lane
English
Published
Jan 12, 2010
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Edited and re-worked March 2011

 

© Marcus Lane 2008

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