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Mary Garden Poem
A single note...
hums;
of silence
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I woke up at daybreak
to find a stranger's face beside me
after another night of your absence.
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Morning light appears...
amber, red and orange sighs;
memories of you lying in my arms
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If ever you feel the need
to burn and to bleed;
love and abandon.
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It's hard to say goodbye to you for when it's about time to-we linger over coffee or
tarry over tea that before I know it, the cocks are crowing, the sun is rising, and
the clock is showing: five in the morning.
My mom's all worried, my dad doesn't show it, but I know that they're thinking,
pacing the room and saying; "she said that she'll be late but no more than half
past eight!" While I'm with you some place... conversing, laughing and all the
more lacking; the necessary haste.
When I state I'm to meet you our dog starts looking blue, my best friend gets
doubtful, my empty room remains hopeful...I'll be home I swear but with you I end
up elsewhere. I've tried to explain to them and myself too, that it's simply hard to
say goodbye to you.
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Softly I leave you....
all silk and ivory
your skin glowing in my memories.
How many times have I left in such a rush?
Too many perhaps
as my spouse has forgotten
my presence in her room
in these past hours
I have stolen with you.
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Sunlight slowly filtered the room
as you blissfully sleep.
I then realized with utter defeat;
that I hate waking up in a stranger's bed.
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We carefully step on summer's sidewalks
and hear stories of your winters...
as spring is to stay forever
all year we look at green leaves.
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