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I know where I put them that small pile of lovely underthings in the back of a drawer Stuffed away from my every day not fit nor fitting anymore for an evening or... Can't bring myself to throw them out Hope is something you just don't... 'Cause ya never know when life might pick you up spin ya round where it left off so long ago-- or something like... that But anyway-- I came across them ...on that first   truly warm day of spring splayed across the mountains of New York on my way back to PA Driving through those Scalloped edges not quite yellow shy of green Lace in layers close to shedding heaven or from storm's oblique winds shredding  that sheen on the foothills from the humid cool of earlier that day Spring knows right where she put them Spring knows exactly what to do with golden light ...and songs'... preposterous possibilities of bloom Frothy silver creeps amid the white reflecting light in every threaded islet between the mountains' stream of silk voile sheer and overlain mauve and pink Those French knots and ribbons thrill the edges of the road reaching through the heated veil longing for the gauzy air Dogwood hands sooth the swelling clouds above—so pleading— Please... to touch that dark of naked woods below ...where I left them ...apparently
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Apr 15, 2019
Apr 15, 2019 at 11:48 AM UTC
Where I Left Them (repost)
I know where I put them that small pile of lovely underthings in the back of a drawer Stuffed away from my every day not fit nor fitting anymore for an evening or... Can't bring myself to throw them out Hope is something you just don't... 'Cause ya never know when life might pick you up spin ya round where it left off so long ago-- or something like... that But anyway-- I came across them ...on that first   truly warm day of spring splayed across the mountains of New York on my way back to PA Driving through those Scalloped edges not quite yellow shy of green Lace in layers close to shedding heaven or from storm's oblique winds shredding  that sheen on the foothills from the humid cool of earlier that day Spring knows right where she put them Spring knows exactly what to do with golden light ...and songs'... preposterous possibilities of bloom Frothy silver creeps amid the white reflecting light in every threaded islet between the mountains' stream of silk voile sheer and overlain mauve and pink Those French knots and ribbons thrill the edges of the road reaching through the heated veil longing for the gauzy air Dogwood hands sooth the swelling clouds above—so pleading— Please... to touch that dark of naked woods below ...where I left them ...apparently
A year since I wrote this...another one. I was thinking about this poem and couldn't find it here. Concealing its death in its buds. Spring is always gone before it comes
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Apr 15, 2019
Apr 15, 2019 at 11:48 AM UTC
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