Flavia Kuchenny Poems

having tea with a stranger,
i laugh, that us, the great ones
shall come back no more
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I will free you first from burning thirst
That is born of a night of the bowl
Like a sun it will rise through the inky skies
That so heavily hang over your souls
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The moon is what we dance with every night
And dance we shall
Being the gods and goddesses that we are
Never wasting love, only sharing it
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A daughter of the Mother Nature
Bohemia, where do you lay
Bohemia, take me away
It's time to leave
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Standing on the ground
Hear the wind so loud
While your children scream and shout
You smile as big as the Atlantic Sea
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So close
To what you've wanted for so long
So close and the wind takes you along
To a place that I have seen
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She saw a world upside down
Like mercury between stones in the sea
A mirror, reflecting the trees above the ground
And she collapsed, down and down
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