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Only a man who shackles
Torment to one shoulder
And sorrow to the opposite
With a sad meloncholy loving
...
When we first faced,
And sat in the cold den,
Arms clutching my ribs,
Eyes lost and alone.
...
When you entered into my heart, I'll never know.
But, yes... I did come to know when you left.
In spite of our efforts, we always fail when it comes to removing the traces of each other from our respective hearts.
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Shall we not spend eternity
with each other then?
So be it. So be it.
As you wish it shall be done.
...
Years from now you'll understand.
You'll be happier for the water anyway,
The way it shimmers your reflection
And fools all of us into thinking
...
My branches weigh me down.
Laugh at the unshed leaf,
Say what you will at it,
And my grief...
...
I took the time out tonight to memorize the landscape of your body.
I viewed every inch with a secret sullen passion.
I took my time, intoxicated by the lingering scents of soap and skin.
I have enjoyed many things in life,
...
... When I say, 'I love you.'
I am lying.
What I am really saying
Is that every breath starts
...
I caught myself staring off,
Just for a moment;
Staring off wishing I could see your eyes.
Staring off into you,
...
It's snowing on my nectarine blossoms,
They are falling dead- no fruit this year.
Is it an omen?
...
Small cold hands
Struggle to get under my shirt
To my explosive objections!
Yet you tear me down
...
Talking in bed
What a frightful thought
Us talking in bed,
The very place we should
...
This home is so sad.
It stays as it was left,
Shaped in those last days
When I was compelled to go.
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We don't know what tomorrow holds,
So hold me today.
Don't let me go.
Let your cinnamon
...
I have no taste for the crow that you feed me.
Agh be drunk then,
For sorrow stains
...
If you want to hold me,
Then hold me today
And every day after that.
If you love me,
...
You missed your glimpse
Of a falling star.
Sometimes they have to
Fall back to this earth
...
You've even ruined snowflakes.
We watched and held each other
As the cardinals fought for
Holly berries near the birdbath.
...
Leave your body as it was this morning.
Back pressed hard into my chest,
Both my arms wrapped around
You tight. So tight.
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Behind A Veil
Only a man who shackles
Torment to one shoulder
And sorrow to the opposite
With a sad meloncholy loving
Heart the balancing point,
Could understand the love
Cast upon my soul.
That this fractured imperfect
Love is polished and pure
To a man whose heart has
Been filled, yet he is alone.
Only a man who dons a suit
Adorned with a clip on tie
To visit a lost love and snip
Crabgrass from around her stone
Can see the loss behind his eyes.
The only joy he has heard
Were crying babies he held
And the beautiful voice
Of the one that said goodbye.
Who knew such a devoted love
Would cause so much pain.
They've compared it to classics-
The Romeos and Juliets
The Pyramus' and Thisbes
The Fannies and Johns
The Lancelots and Guineveres
To think that a love today;
When love is freely taken
For granted, abused,
And often gladly given away,
That a classic love based in
Innocence of the heart and mind
Could still fail.
Still be held apart.
To have this knowledge born
Into my heart, my life,
It is a wonder I choose to wake at all.
But then I see in my minds eye
Your smile, your glow.
I smell your body, your scent.
And I taste your taste,
And I long for your touch still.
Long for a whisper of 'yes' from
Your perfect lips.
Long for that blessed event,
A smile from behind a veil.
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