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Her chair by the grandfather clock Creaked with ticking and tocking - a moment awaits She grips her hands softly Her furrowed brow creased and squinted a moments memory The pillows of green lounged and her lover caressed her golden locks 1964 In memories of black and white his arms carried her She carried him with her In plushness, her cheeks puffed, her lips puckered Her blue eyes gleaming vivaciously As the waving goldness of yellow and orange waved back and forth Leaning their backs towards the eye of the sun The couple gleefully, held on to one another Hours turned over into days - passing by time They gripped tight on to eachother. Moving in they moon danced to the stars Sleeping in their hammock Yet she felt him loosen with ease The flower by their sink rotten and cumbled into oblivion She cried for days yet they held on to each other The mail man comes early today..... She heard him cry The foreboding of death crawled into their home, unexpectedly The grim fate had him pulled him away Cut loose and shield our touches - his departure to the battlefield His flights leaves and time is the hourglass She recalls the night of his departure vividly 6:34 - Fighting 6:41 - Screaming 6:45 - All of the kitchen ware is shattered 6:53 - Him gluing the parts together 7:00 - Making love 7:39 - Him walking down the street waving 7:45 pm - Lights out Current Day Every day sitting Lights out Sipping white wine in a tea cup - awaiting a knock The slow creak of her door opens Opens ever so slightly, yet she sees a tall shadow She steps up, puts her cup down and sees someone
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Apr 6, 2016
Apr 6, 2016 at 12:59 AM UTC
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Her chair by the grandfather clock Creaked with ticking and tocking - a moment awaits She grips her hands softly Her furrowed brow creased and squinted a moments memory The pillows of green lounged and her lover caressed her golden locks 1964 In memories of black and white his arms carried her She carried him with her In plushness, her cheeks puffed, her lips puckered Her blue eyes gleaming vivaciously As the waving goldness of yellow and orange waved back and forth Leaning their backs towards the eye of the sun The couple gleefully, held on to one another Hours turned over into days - passing by time They gripped tight on to eachother. Moving in they moon danced to the stars Sleeping in their hammock Yet she felt him loosen with ease The flower by their sink rotten and cumbled into oblivion She cried for days yet they held on to each other The mail man comes early today..... She heard him cry The foreboding of death crawled into their home, unexpectedly The grim fate had him pulled him away Cut loose and shield our touches - his departure to the battlefield His flights leaves and time is the hourglass She recalls the night of his departure vividly 6:34 - Fighting 6:41 - Screaming 6:45 - All of the kitchen ware is shattered 6:53 - Him gluing the parts together 7:00 - Making love 7:39 - Him walking down the street waving 7:45 pm - Lights out Current Day Every day sitting Lights out Sipping white wine in a tea cup - awaiting a knock The slow creak of her door opens Opens ever so slightly, yet she sees a tall shadow She steps up, puts her cup down and sees someone
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Apr 6, 2016
Apr 6, 2016 at 12:59 AM UTC
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