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In the morning we will have learned
speaking in each other without words,
I know now why the world held us at bay
always sending weather in place of names
( inside I always looked another view )
sometimes seeing through so many layered veils
there was a fine smoke wrapped in linen light as snow
sewn with genius stroke, trapped within the night below,
we used to use our wishes like the time as the centre of it all
spun like gold our souls became that which divine purpose does recall,
under your Oak talking to the birds
being in each other without words
In the morning we will have learned...
Poetry by Charles Lezine
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Written on 2012-04-17 at 14:08
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