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From Everywhere
trochee

You live and lean in the English sunlight
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that shines every day
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from your hair down to your shadow,
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buzzing with an air of freshness tied
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around your wrinkled dress
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like the scent of early rain showers.
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You fall like a dream into revolving silkworms
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gestating with breaths of flight in their skin
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knitting freedom thread by thread.
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You take offense like the butterflies
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and cringe like the clattering pebbles at the seashore.
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I wait for the arrival of your voice
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to steal the deafness of the stones we skipped together,
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to chase away the Indianness off your cheeks
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and travel places from here, to everywhere.
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14 Mar 09

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cut down words and representations... remember this was a discussion... let's see how the axes falls... " compose on the tongue, not on the page" this was from Ferlinghetti... j.g.smiles
 — goeszon

THanks goeszon
 — trochee

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