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Poem 25
November 14, 2014
A stiffling battle
I must win
To let go of us
and throw white memories
of you to the wind,
where they will mingle
and tumble and laugh,
gently cascading onto a
woman's shoulder
Far, far away
with fair black curls
and big, open eyes.
She will brush them
into her hand
and tenderly kiss her palm
© Anton J., Philadelphia, PA
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