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Half A Dozen Little Thoughts
The mockery of a shadow
betrays our years
a personal sundial
whiling away our time
a ticking clock
a constant
reminder
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your love reminds me of
a panel saw
smooth slide in
two counter rotating blades
honed sharp
the first pulls me in
the second
cuts me apart
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spider webs hang between
tin waves
collecting dust
roof pitched off kilter
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Rows of grout
linear
lines
run in perfect tracks
white squares neat
there it lays jagged
imperfection
highlighted by perfection.
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Words have no weight
yet the substance of yours
tie me to my chair
binding me here
a thick rope of nothing
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cold water hits
my still steaming
shoulders
I wash your poetry
from my lips
betrays our years
a personal sundial
whiling away our time
a ticking clock
a constant
reminder
_____________________________________________
your love reminds me of
a panel saw
smooth slide in
two counter rotating blades
honed sharp
the first pulls me in
the second
cuts me apart
______________________________________________
spider webs hang between
tin waves
collecting dust
roof pitched off kilter
______________________________________________
Rows of grout
linear
lines
run in perfect tracks
white squares neat
there it lays jagged
imperfection
highlighted by perfection.
______________________________________________
Words have no weight
yet the substance of yours
tie me to my chair
binding me here
a thick rope of nothing
______________________________________________
cold water hits
my still steaming
shoulders
I wash your poetry
from my lips
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