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Grape Street Blues

I consider the way
that you laugh; hair flung,
full-strung, eyes closed and young.

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While lamplight flies
billowed white in your eyes
with a charm to disarm once-bold suitors.

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Slipshod girl,
have all oceans in the world-
none stretch far enough to annex my desire.

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I exit stumbling
muchly sunk, tongue-tied
and drunk on lies as sweet as the summer.

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So doesn’t she know
that my heart and soul flow
til they’re empty, to fill her completely?
Copyright © | Year Posted 2006

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