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We Stopped Here

We used to sit here, right in this very spot so that he was facing the window. We discussed night without even a thought of darkness We imagined Bonnie, our ship my wardrobe, a pet. Sometimes we would spread ourselves weak in comfort and onto fabrics, and sometimes I was that deep black-purple tree larger than the stone buildings. How long will this be here in this spot? I wondered. Now it hurts to lay like this not needing toes and not yet tired.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2006




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