Old Remain

I cut the grass
And I got a tan
I bleached the bath
And I loved the smell
Like filling my car breathing in fumes
Like fresh baked bread
Filtered coffee 
And fried onions 
The simple thing's 
Are Libertines 
The senses wake
In butterflies 
And goose bump touches 
That matter more than 
Satin flushes emanate 
In leagues of old
The thing's we change 
We wished remain
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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