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Cycles

Every time he loves Flowers travail From courtship to marriage He leaves a trail Of dead blossoms. Every I go to war Flowers and children wail Where bombs fall from magma rain From seared and blownout foxholes There is a dead trail Of flowers on bumps of graves Every time we make love Flowering you I die to become a spat of blood Emotions slithering back To the crinkled autumn tree With the dead bud of spring.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2009




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