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martin challis
Poems
Oct 2014
Friend
I have kissed you in many mouths
I have tasted you
but not found you
you’ve been elsewhere
the curl of your tongue
forming a ribbon in wind
the cut of your hair
tied into shapes
I could make with my hands
your voice
breezes in phrases
I’ve reached for
their possible echo
I have waited to bend you
into my smile, how
my mouth has made its reasons
for wanting the shape
of your name
and the marriage of words
I have learnt
just to speak of you
I have called for you
devoured air for you
devoured my name
and not found you
are you there friend
now or waiting
or passing as a ribbon in wind
curling slowly
to the tip
of my tongue
MChallis © 2014
Written by
martin challis
Northern Rivers NSW Aust
(Northern Rivers NSW Aust)
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