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I am only miles past, my dear
the window where red hairs flew the sidewalk where jackets mingle by, sputtering ‘Chaminade Chaminade’ how do you manage such brashness. That fingered whistle and even I adore you. your childish actions spill fireworks and, bells of laughs chime Dayton, full of floods, and history, Germany, misplaced countries where are you from? My dear where does that redness dwell? In my bones, perhaps, your smile pulses. Two catholics take words and pipes and prayer books stuffed into grandchildren. I will inhabit, your lips, spit and breathe vowels and marry you. My red head, my post card, that carries me miles from home. |
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