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mysonnets · 11 years
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One hundred and forty beats til it ends
Now one hundred and thirty, like an age.
Tracing a fractal, a manifold that bends
Progressing to an inevitable passage.
One hundred beats left for me to say
I am yours and you are mine once again.
Just eighty to note the dark sky today
Is just the shade of life’s winter bargain.
Sixty beats to say I can smell your hair
Just by turning a page to remember
That perfect day when we first laid bare
The purple roots of grey December.
Just twenty now and a steep trail to mount
save for one more glance, a last beat to count.
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mysonnets · 12 years
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3. Sonograph
She is sort of like a broken angel,
Her wings were clipped when she fell to earth.
A descent on bikes down that steep hill
She laughed and slipped in an evening birth
  She makes me breathe in ways uneven
It’s the cutting wind on this lava beach
Can she lay a wreathe in mourning leaving
A steel-edged promise too cold to preach
  She might become my future savior
If there’s a leather couch where she might perch
Her breath’s amiss til the smoothened favor
Of late winter sun and a dawning search.
  She turns around a careworn bracelet
A piece of silver spun both hot and wet 
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mysonnets · 12 years
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2. Thinking Back
It was just a day on another coast
More rocks than sand but still you were there
A soft blanket on a windswept post
A steady sun heating November air
  You rolled over and raised your hand
Fixing me with that green eyed stare 
What frozen thought from a foreign land
Could clothe forever what July had bared
  It was just a day ago I saw you first
Or perhaps a year, it’s all the same
It was a sudden surge, a steady thirst
A love now sundered by jagged blame.
  It was my wine-touched finger upon your lips            
I can feel your smile on parched fingertips.
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