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Chris Weallans
Poems
Oct 2014
The Dress
I remember you standing
in the full and easy living.
wearing, that night, your slightest frock
a conspiracy of breath.
that collected, around your body,
like the murmurationΒ Β of tiny birds
a loose smothering
of soft luminous folds
smoldering like a dusky halo
the merest graze of weave.
a delicate trace of distance
that clouded the sound of flesh
the skirt fell like an ocean
or a breeze rippling the rain
onto the reach and flow of your limbs
Like an old unwritten story
from the dark earth and brimming sky
it whispered a forgotten language
in the rustle and sigh of dance
Written by
Chris Weallans
London
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