Different This Time
I say every clock has stopped;My serial infatuations reach
Their last installment: you.
All that you must say is
“Yes,” and we will tumble
Ever after, arms entwined,
And lips together, you
Above or you below, upon
A bed or in a meadow,
Upright later, giddy, chirping,
As if we were forest birds,
And time and every clock
Will stop, if I'm not proven
Wrong.
Poetry by Lawrence Beck
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Written on 2014-11-14 at 01:31
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