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Hundreds of pieces  Line gallery walls I put them together in Fractal patterns They make pictures under my Lizard brain lens, refracted in Shards of color That contour honeyed visions I remember, no I Won't forget Golden glows of firelight in Family rooms on soft lined sofas Or sideline kisses by Charcoal cooked nighttime  And trampolines that Soften our fall Into autumn Well I was certain that I Couldn't jump (Though I asked how high) But with your arms beneath her Your baby girl can be your Little bird.
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Dec 8, 2012
Dec 8, 2012 at 3:30 PM UTC
Your Strange Bird
Hundreds of pieces  Line gallery walls I put them together in Fractal patterns They make pictures under my Lizard brain lens, refracted in Shards of color That contour honeyed visions I remember, no I Won't forget Golden glows of firelight in Family rooms on soft lined sofas Or sideline kisses by Charcoal cooked nighttime  And trampolines that Soften our fall Into autumn Well I was certain that I Couldn't jump (Though I asked how high) But with your arms beneath her Your baby girl can be your Little bird.
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Dec 8, 2012
Dec 8, 2012 at 3:30 PM UTC
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