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To a Sad Poet

When I bring your broken song

back to your broken self,

when I follow your voice

and reach the ends of your shore,

let me into you.

Lead me to that little child

who tries to sing her way out

of her self-imposed walls.

Bring her to my consoling arms.

We will lie down in your depths

and watch you mend yourself

as you sing to the moon.

We will quietly fall asleep

to the rhythm of your words.

Words that echo

in the theater of a still night

and rhyme in accord with

the tides of a forlorn sea.

Words that soothe

our damaged souls.

All the songsters of the night

can never hope to recreate

the music of the world

I have found in you.

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Indian
Published
Nov 18, 2014
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