Dawn Eve Bradley Poems

It is almost silent,
Save for the occasional car,
Which bursts through suburban planes.
The lamps cast an alien light
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Lavish and licentious
With her long and flaxen hair
Stretched and draped like tapestry
You saw her lying there
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You have changed,
Yet you say you have not.
I am no fool,
No pebble can be tossed to the mercy of the seas
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Check mate.
You win.
I found myself captured,
trapped within
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The room is turning slowly away from the moon,
and rain is running down gilded glass,
weeping your name.
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I walk alone and think of you,
In autumn skies and winter's dew,
In thaws of spring and summers hue,
I walk alone and think of you.
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