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You move on all fours, hands are your feet getting pink-breasted by a garden tulip and roses gather your thorns to a side street where we once met, in love just enough. There was much in that café sort of city, I thought it was Christmas even in summer: even on a grey day, you made it pretty while the clouds so septic, swept me under. Could not digest the place that is love, for it felt overgrown and I was just a guest dining with what is pure, nesting doves: the meal charcoaled my stomach to unrest. And I learned that a stationary loving is not worth a lifetime of running.
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Nov 26, 2012
Nov 26, 2012 at 5:35 PM UTC
of running (my first sonnet)
You move on all fours, hands are your feet getting pink-breasted by a garden tulip and roses gather your thorns to a side street where we once met, in love just enough. There was much in that café sort of city, I thought it was Christmas even in summer: even on a grey day, you made it pretty while the clouds so septic, swept me under. Could not digest the place that is love, for it felt overgrown and I was just a guest dining with what is pure, nesting doves: the meal charcoaled my stomach to unrest. And I learned that a stationary loving is not worth a lifetime of running.
sarina
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Nov 26, 2012
Nov 26, 2012 at 5:35 PM UTC
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