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South-by-Southwest
Poems
1d
Hourglass
I tilt the base back and forth
Watching the same grains of sand
become suspended in time
Your open arms were my harbor to my shipwrecked dreams
Your beach my bed where I lay my head
My nights were the stars in your eyes
Your kisses the comets I craved
The tides of change , tropical depression and hurricanes . . . as I curl my toes in wet sand
The grains in glass I seek
to balance out the spatial
I have that space now nothing more
No , nothing more .
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South-by-Southwest
74/M/Birmingham , Alabama
(74/M/Birmingham , Alabama)
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