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I used to live alone before I knew you so of the mundane tragedies endlessly writ repeat rinse repeat repeat how awfully awful is the complaining without cessation of busted everything; recall the the doctor’s office sign "no cure for the broken heart here" so when I hear a Buckley sing the words of the Cohen, High Priest of Songs, I, a broken hallelujah, smile with recognition   though the true cure is yet  still forever being researched patience is a patient within me, for my muses and their endless, poking aching whispers of write, write, write, right, they are the company I keep, they are the company that sweeps me up I, a broken hallelujah they are not the desired flesh, true, that affirms confirms and denies me denying my needy frailties but for now, mine company to keep, so when we do meet and you greet me with a tell me about your previous lovers as you humanly must will recite my poems from from before I knew you
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Feb 17, 2018
Feb 17, 2018 at 1:28 PM UTC
poems from "before I knew you"
I used to live alone before I knew you so of the mundane tragedies endlessly writ repeat rinse repeat repeat how awfully awful is the complaining without cessation of busted everything; recall the the doctor’s office sign "no cure for the broken heart here" so when I hear a Buckley sing the words of the Cohen, High Priest of Songs, I, a broken hallelujah, smile with recognition   though the true cure is yet  still forever being researched patience is a patient within me, for my muses and their endless, poking aching whispers of write, write, write, right, they are the company I keep, they are the company that sweeps me up I, a broken hallelujah they are not the desired flesh, true, that affirms confirms and denies me denying my needy frailties but for now, mine company to keep, so when we do meet and you greet me with a tell me about your previous lovers as you humanly must will recite my poems from from before I knew you
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Feb 17, 2018
Feb 17, 2018 at 1:28 PM UTC
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