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In the dream you were a jester
Along the way to entertain a queen
Stopping by.
...
Yes, I say, of course, dear. We'll do it your way
Me? Oh no. I have nothing to say
Would you listen
...
How many cups of coffee
Have we had together
In North Beach
In Santa Cruz
...
No one could be sure
In the aftermath
Of my massive destruction
Of the origin of the bomb
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The Jester
In the dream you were a jester
Along the way to entertain a queen
Stopping by.
I didn't seem to know you
Misplaced. Standing
Half hidden-taunting
Under the threshold
Of my bedroom door
And how you were rapt
In pinks, purples, lavenders
Posed to arouse
Some familiar banter
Not until he lay
Upon my bed
Arranging lanky white legs
Shifting crafty
Green eyes
As a child might
As you do
Did I then know
And with that
The arms surrounded me
A soft groan escaped me
Awake
Frightened and
Alone
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