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Jun 2017 · 362
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A tree sways at the affection of the wind.

Kissed by the ever-changing breeze, it submits itself entirely; bending to the winds every whim hopelessly hoping that that gust will blow its way once more, once more, once more.

Alas, the tree stands still. The wind keeps moving.
I am the tree. you are the breeze.

Please, blow my way.
Apr 2017 · 346
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Why can't you see
it's not your fault?
I'd drink the sea
if you were salt
Apr 2017 · 557
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When you're in the kitchen
drinking tea
Burn your tongue
and think of me
Feb 2017 · 648
Born Again
Oh melatonin
I cannot sleep without you
whisk me off to dream

The place where thoughts halt
my head has not stopped racing
for twenty-one years
and I doubt it ever will
Feb 2017 · 547
When We Meet On Mott Street
The gravity of your eyes
when you look at me
will never cease
to keep my heart
in your orbit
First non-haiku.
A beautiful view
is best when it is shared with
a beautiful you
Jan 2017 · 389
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To live a life with-
out reflection is to ne-
ver see your true self
Jan 2017 · 443
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The mathematics be-
tween you and I will never
be divisible
my math minor is showing
Jan 2017 · 620
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Inside my head there
are worlds colliding, new worlds
taking shape. I  just

wish I could let them
out and show this world what I
am capable of.
Jan 2017 · 389
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If I could live life
over again, I would be
by your side each time
Jan 2017 · 275
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I could read all the
stories in all the books but
all I need is yours
Jan 2017 · 272
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Five centimeters
per second is the size my
heart grew together

with you. Five centi-
meters per second is the
speed of our passion.
Jan 2017 · 461
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From the ends of the
Earth, to the sea's bottomless
depths, I'd search for you
Jan 2017 · 329
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All the elements
mastered by the greats of art:
lines, color, space, shape

Neither Van Gogh nor
Da Vinci could ever forge
art in the form of

You
Jan 2017 · 533
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Counting down the days
until I see her again,
however many.

All I want is to
see her in the light of day,
bask under her sun.

— The End —