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Wes Thompson Wes Thompson
( Columbus, Ohio)
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You Forgot The Words, But I Still Hum The Tune
 
  in between the minutes and hours
drawn past like a curtain
on each demanding day
a few seconds waver
suspending all movement
my lungs cease to inhale
I can picture her face
just a little further
away from me

Wes Thompson


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Yoonoos Peerbocus (5/12/2008 10:55:00 PM)
a lovely inner probe
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