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See? I couldn’t wait to run to you To tell what I had done For years I’ve always come to you With tears and of course for fun So up I trot to blather out My pleasure and delight But your eyes cast forth a pall of doubt Over all that had gone right Who knows the time or genesis When my pleasure needed yours? Or when I went to measure it Found you the cup that pours? So with that glance it flew away This evanescent plum Crestfallen then, I turned away Not sure of what would come I drifted off to contemplate My silly childish rite How empty was my inner fete Without your luscious bite But as I walked I felt your hand My feet then lost their way You turned me toward the softened sky Of a face where love found play Oh simple is the taste of man To fears of which he dreads And carrion dish a feast for man Inventions that he weds The tangency of hand to hand Draws higher now heart’s kite Brightening hue on darkened land And loosing childlike flight. |
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