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purple streaks in the busker's hair wild violets
night blindness moonbeams tangled in your lashes
I inhale
and my lungs fill up
with bees
though all hope is lost
there is still this hum
we slept
beneath a star blanket
that summer
and washed our faces
with morning dew
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Friday, December 23, 2016
Hedgerow Poems, Number 100, December 2016
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