Still Exceptional
Maybe, in time, she'll slip up, and let meGrow used to the sight of that leather bag
On the floor of the hallway when I come in,
Defeated again by an ending day. Maybe,
She'll cease to be hard to find, and I won't
Be so thrilled by the thought that I'll see her
Somewhere in this house, in the kitchen
Or bedroom, still in her suit, or ready
To wrestle, and I'll take for granted how
Lucky I am to have her return to me.
Poetry by Lawrence Beck
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Written on 2018-12-27 at 17:34
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