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To K---
You could be one of those photographed babes,
But need no mascara nor powder to debase
And insult the lines of the white rabbit face
That seems to peek out of a mound of snow, agape
At some wild, blundering, comical statement
I made to rouse your serene amusement
To feed my pitiful, pathetic, sick hunger
Of seeing laughter play for a second
In a semblance of loving affection
Around your heaven-fruit face, and gaze, in wonder.
Through my forced rhymes I am barely able
To sketch a crude charcoal outline of the clear,
Sheer, silent purity that appear
Dirtied preceded by adjectives purple.
Now the point proven through the futile attempt,
My sorry abilities do not exempt
My erupted heart, shivering from the shock,
From gathering its outpourings and try to make sense of
The sensibility sleeping like a dove,
Glowing beneath your tenuous smock.
But could I ever grasp that mirage reality
With clean hands? Or will it loom in the horizon
Over my desert mind, alluring poison,
To cure my fervent for complacency?
An ode to you is like an ode to the air,
Though the poet holds in him much meaning and care
Unexpressed through his impetuous hand under which
Lies the frail friendship, on the edge of the cliff
Of delusional love, over which awaits death stiff
And certain--
Better preserve this sad, aching friendship
and count myself rich.
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