One Two Many Mournings
With your teaspoon fingers
And your satellite eyes
Companies of strangers
When you mirror sunrise
In riverside cafes where you sit so still and quiet
Among dim shadows of candles and violins
Who would think to find you all alone your face like the night
And who could ever dream to answer for your sins
Strangest angel of a fallen place
With a question written on your face
My poems and these rhymes so versed
Shall we bind them close as fate
Are we already too late
Poetry by Chaucer Whethers
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Written on 2024-12-01 at 22:39
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