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Well met by moonlight we, like painted birds Wing through the winking dark. In the half-light Of looming streetlamps, and a bond, cast new. Birds of a feather we, skipping in our High heeled boots, songs dripping from our ginned tongues. Fledglings; two young things painting the sky, and It bends around us. Together we fly. Since that first blue night of scrabbling through the Waning light, you’ve been a strong branch, an Essential part of my wavering nest. All I have is gratitude, lay it at Your feet. A hand to hold your spirit up. My preening blackbird, you will always be A poem-tongued and twilit queen to me.
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Apr 17, 2017
Apr 17, 2017 at 7:54 AM UTC
For Evie
Well met by moonlight we, like painted birds Wing through the winking dark. In the half-light Of looming streetlamps, and a bond, cast new. Birds of a feather we, skipping in our High heeled boots, songs dripping from our ginned tongues. Fledglings; two young things painting the sky, and It bends around us. Together we fly. Since that first blue night of scrabbling through the Waning light, you’ve been a strong branch, an Essential part of my wavering nest. All I have is gratitude, lay it at Your feet. A hand to hold your spirit up. My preening blackbird, you will always be A poem-tongued and twilit queen to me.
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Apr 17, 2017
Apr 17, 2017 at 7:54 AM UTC
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