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Do You Remember
Do you remember
 two children, swinging
 through the days like 
 wheat
 
 laughing bright into
 the universe?
 
 (together we breathed
 apart we shall end)
 
 Our plans were colorful
 and dreamed over thin strips
 of silver and dry snakes
 of clover rasping at our feet
 
 Still I can taste
 the strawberry stars
 smell your eternal eyes
 
 I remember leaping
 and falling,
 a firefly,
 dangling from life
 by my knees,
 secrets whispering by like
 the notes my ukulele never
 played
 
 And behind me you stood there,
 sunflowers and tears in your
 unbroken hair,
 a goddess of love, a herald of despair
 
 THe summer wafts back sad and slow to taunt me
 for I can feel the ghost
 of your voice in each beam
 of light
 
 (we started strangers,
 strangers shall we go.)
 
 friendship's mask
 love's dressings
 cracked from my
 shattered whole

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