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“wild rose roots dream the bees what does the baby see”

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Book:busted haiku

Source: busted haiku

“The City That Holds Me The sidewalks I stumble on more than once Make me feel like I am walking home. The place cold enough to die for, Yet I walk towards the next day without freezing. The river that drowns my words, As I wander its same stretch, up and down. My chapels know my favourite corners, Where I light my candles each good Sunday.”

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Book:The Willow Song

Source: The Willow Song

“Pothole in the Sky My veins ground too deep to become a statue, And the flight is delayed too late— So I take off again. I take off without the vein of the city That lifts me to heaven with a million lights And a few streets in between. The darkness blooms like a desert, And in my aeroplane, I become a small flower, Travelling too far and without sight. Clouds outside windows become a stair frame, And the dark blue of mornings drifts by, While I dream of Paris and every thought That drifted by.”

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Book:The Willow Song

Source: The Willow Song

“A Laptop in One Room The corners I turned became a city, While remembering the sidewalks. Each street I crossed turned into art, For poets past than turned lines upside down. Horizons in blue and grey Became a shallow water's sight.”

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Book:The Willow Song

Source: The Willow Song

“Paris The Seine dresses in light black, Mimicking the dark grey of the sky, And so, I drown my ink into it. Each poem becomes art, Reflecting and dancing Around my hands with care. The notes the river shares Become a painting that inspires All the great artists housed in its museums. Still, I vow and pray by its sight — Yet I dare not claim to be an artist As great as the one in sight. In Paris.”

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Book:The Willow Song

Source: The Willow Song

“Parisian Endings Endings share a bond between right and wrong, Upon every poet who dares to cross a line. The Parisian sky glows light with blue and orange, Each hill a line of fortune, unique to every soul. Words cross the heart I call cœur, And dawn in the same eternal hues behind her. By noon, I become the city itself, Only to return as her passenger, By walking far enough to lose her.”

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Book:The Willow Song

Source: The Willow Song

“A Line Across the Seine Whatever I made of you Surrenders to beauty. For I am a simple line That crosses the Seine, Remembering each wave Upon the stones of light. However often the light shines Towards the blue of morning skies, I’ll be here. I’ll write.”

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Book:The Willow Song

Source: The Willow Song

“I Will Go Back to Paris in Spring I will go back to Paris in spring, To see its life and not the still, To watch the sky in a different hue, With the same buildings at each rue. I will walk and pass the same things by, And wonder again with a sigh. Till winter comes, it will be long, Yet I wonder when I will come back along.”

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Book:The Willow Song

Source: The Willow Song