Lucifera Santez Poems

Hands outstretched,
Barefoot,
She runs towards him,
In sweetest of greeting.
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And from the ashes,
never rose a phoenix as before
its eyes,
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Come here, come to me,
How afraid I am can’t you see,
You have always been there,
Always taking care of me.
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I see you down the old club
You wear short skirt
And look like slug.
Red hair, lips and fingernails,
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A stone cold heartless body,
Decorated by running scars,
The lifeless eyes which stare,
Far ahead, in the anticipation f dark.
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I walk the steps,
The spring blooms
River swishes
Over the horizon
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A last look, a last word
The parting smile
And unshed tears,
You are giving these to him
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There she stands
On the marble dais
Long limbs, smooth hands
Head bent,
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Ancient it is,
The run down chapel,
Surrounded by sturdy old trees,
The emptiness lurking from behind its walls,
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We stand at the steps,
His hand is round my waist,
In gesture of ease, love
And feelings supple.
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