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Bellows
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At The Passing
Of A Lover Blackthorn comes
to mind - and my astonishment to a sunlight that
falls everywhere at once - a setting for the
sounds of paper flowers in wind. Today I see you in
the sound of a river that will say nothing through the natural
air shaped by shore birds and hawks. That afternoon with
heavy air? Everything we did, the small, blue-black
fruits under each one. The liqueurs, into the trailing-off
end of an afternoon like this one. I look around at
your plants that still bow, I think of my life
- slow. Like the suns early hour. Soon, plead for a memory
sharp as the noon bell, |
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