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I have seen the things they call beautiful,
And I have held it in my hands.
For what we have seen here,
Falls short on supply, but has demand.
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An early phone call had awoken me. I felt suddenly wired from my deep sleep, and especially more seeing as who it was. She said, “I’m leaving now.”

It’s funny how you almost don’t really believe anything big will happen until it does. Life always seems to be mostly talk. Your wedding will come, it’s true. You’ll find your love, and then have children.
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In such a mutual transgression of frustrating events, we went our separate ways.

Always shaking hands and giving the kiss on our cheek.
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How is it that the morning air is better than the rest of the day?
It seems so much sweeter and it fills my senses with a feeling of being complete and inspired.

My love, the Sun, she awaits my arrival to greet her and I believe that this air is warning me of the love and distance we should keep.
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The Pomegranate

I have seen the things they call beautiful,
And I have held it in my hands.
For what we have seen here,
Falls short on supply, but has demand.

I know she has been here.
She will walk along these paths I have made.
I have no more need to fear
Pulling alongside the ropes that cover Life’s window shade.
She doesn’t make mistakes.
Oh, no, but she makes…Promises.
An empty-handed thief, a friend left optionless.

The pomegranate can be raised from seed, but it may not come true.
Cutting roots and plants easily from them, her and I will bear fruit.
The smell of pomegranate will haunt my dreams forever.
But it’s a good thing knowing; because it’s the kind of fruit that can breathe our air.

I feel amazed in her splendor, and I can see that
Only the most powerful flowers will sprout from her footsteps.
Picking the one most beautiful, she will give it to the lifeless.
While touching their cheek, they will altogether rise.
The flowers may be solitary, or grouped in two’s and three’s
All at the ends of these branches
As we will be.

As she sees only us,
We’ll take part in the Season’s dances.

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