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Silver Thread

What is worth the sacrifice of heart and breadth of soul for such precarious possibilities? As I lie in my bed and imagine you in yours, we are the lovely disaster of our own making. We are the calamity I am forsaking in thinking I am changing . . . Anything. Then, you touch my cheek and whisper in my hair what you know I cannot bear. And this wreck of my heart is worth this slender silver thread that binds us.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2006




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