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spring don't melt
I saw
so many white azaleas
stuffed in there with the green
they seemed like snow -
I thought they were nothing but fresh freedom
that would be gone
like the mix of our breathing -
thought those petals might run down the street
turning their pristine feet
to sludge,
but as morning slinks near,
my love in its ear -
looming, it peeks
over the shoulders of the oaks,
ready for that gunfight
with the night before -
it dives into
this hour - it lights
the white
in and out of my eyes, and I find
only blooming.
so many white azaleas
stuffed in there with the green
they seemed like snow -
I thought they were nothing but fresh freedom
that would be gone
like the mix of our breathing -
thought those petals might run down the street
turning their pristine feet
to sludge,
but as morning slinks near,
my love in its ear -
looming, it peeks
over the shoulders of the oaks,
ready for that gunfight
with the night before -
it dives into
this hour - it lights
the white
in and out of my eyes, and I find
only blooming.
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