Open Poetry #48 |
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father, father |
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Tomer Senior Member
since 2002-06-28
Posts 1168Michigan |
She looked from across the street with her eyes on the sunset whether it be through the fall of a another mans small bright future or a stare that folded under the warm template of the season Her curls used to bring a sudden shadow to the trees to the bellow of the plains that fell below the midwest stars So she wore her weary heart on her sleeve like her mother used to as a young child. But she trusted the rise of her fathers gasp that he used to let out when he touched her body in the comfort of the small lines of her waist as he used to hug her kissing her forehead each and every day She was rustic without a canyons soft shared, dry cement under the peel of her skin As the street fell under her breath her father safely tucked away at her hearts vest. |
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