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Bookended Between A Poem & A Kiss
I’ll meet you in history U.S. history, second floor She crossed the foyer heels tapping out the exact measure of her heart a rockabilly tempo Too fast, feeling flushed our dancer never made it to history as he was waiting … Continue reading
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4:55 a.m. Shuffle
4:55 a.m. Tuesday morning shuffle to the boathouse because it’s too early for a bus but not too late for a mother to be of use before he’s grown & gone love in an early morning drive
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Tagged #mothers, #rowing, #sons, #sports, love, relationships, Seattle
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Love Personified
Love? You need me to spell it out? Right. Here’s the real deal. Love is my 87-year-old mother driving three hours in a crazy, torrential rain storm leaving her house within an instant at the drop of a hat with … Continue reading
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Tagged #mothers, #mothersday, #poetry #iwillalwaysloveyou, love, Seattle
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Heartbreak
heartbreak you wear it on your sleeve the lyrics interrupt every thought puts dead weight on the soles of your shoes there will be no rest tonight for a weary heart