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Dec 2019
i wonder at the flower cut

at the stem, whose unresponsive

sheath of bloom's pulled inward.

how longing dies of patience.

her head dipped in sunlight with

imperceptible touches of fade--

magnified green stub in limp water.

my melting fingertip upon her curling

petals, raising her chin for a moment

there.

we exchange all we sourly miss, windows

away--with what shines through.
Onoma
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Onoma  NYC
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