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Raina After Midnight
Raina, who lives next door,
is always tending
her garden after midnight, sipping
milagro straight from the bottle.

Once I watched her from my window, 
as she cut out weeds 
and thumbed her flowers sans glove,
bottle in hand and smiling hard,
like a woman in love.
I asked her why. 

She...

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Categories: raina, metaphor,
Form: Rhyme
Their Raina and Ruuxa
Twilight, upon my way to set aside another day
Her baby turtle dove; tiny wings not yet able to fly
Caught amid the corner of my eye; picking her up gently
Fifteen minutes fingertips soft kiss caressing beauty emotions...

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Categories: raina, baby, beauty, creation, love,
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