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Grateful Unbinding
In early spring, a morning came
when her fear of being free
was overcome by the fear
of remaining bound.
Mine were the next eyes
she saw from across the room.
All day I read carefully the instructions
written across her face:
Where to cut the binding threads?
To touch, or not, the sleeping dread?
That night I shed a grateful tear
when her form sprang free
and beautiful.
when her fear of being free
was overcome by the fear
of remaining bound.
Mine were the next eyes
she saw from across the room.
All day I read carefully the instructions
written across her face:
Where to cut the binding threads?
To touch, or not, the sleeping dread?
That night I shed a grateful tear
when her form sprang free
and beautiful.
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