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She Goes Up
Dust spirals off the leather bound book,
 a twister in a desert of forgotten memories.
 Each page a door with rusted over hinges,
 Time erased the images like footprints 
 washed out with the tide
 
 wade into the sea of lost encounters
 waves of struggle and strife
 drag bodies to the abyss to fight
 for air and survival
 
 gusts of whispers carry them to land
 where she said “Yes.” and “I do.”
 Dirt that cradled his knees
 As she pressed “I love you.”
 Into his open hands 
 and closed her eyes one final time
 
 storms of denial, sadness screams at his heels
 it screams with her sage like eyes
 and hands grasp for him but 
 only reach empty space
 like the final pages
 never filled.

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