Turnstiles Poem by Susan Lacovara
Turnstiles
Rating: ★4.3
Where did you go
When I wasn't looking
In velvety vanish...gone
Only a fraction of a frictional flurry
The ticking of time's sweeping slight of hand
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
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(02/26/14) wait....I want to go with you.....
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Anthony Burkett
01 March 2014
That's the terrible thing about moments... they're so short... and then they're gone.
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