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a good idea in her ear
could be anyone’s name,
all the things on the road asking
if it wasn’t a story, asking if we understand
details without visitors - I expected bodies
for sale and her affections set to one side.
what had to be frenetic became impossible
to be replaced, plotters opening doors -
a final amnesia drops into the sun.
I recognize the pattern to lose interest,
to see you follow while the worlds around us,
one by one, their dresses falling, disappear.
could be anyone’s name,
all the things on the road asking
if it wasn’t a story, asking if we understand
details without visitors - I expected bodies
for sale and her affections set to one side.
what had to be frenetic became impossible
to be replaced, plotters opening doors -
a final amnesia drops into the sun.
I recognize the pattern to lose interest,
to see you follow while the worlds around us,
one by one, their dresses falling, disappear.
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Emberiza Aureola
Oh golden bird, does she not sing
That ribbon winds too tight about
Her neck, though such a pretty thing
It hides the pain she can't let out
A scarlet noose about her throat
Chokes all the hope right out of her
The sun has set. The sky's grown dark
And love has flown away from her
They say love is a crimson string
That ties one soul to another
That severed cord tells everything
Valediction of her lover
Her eyes scream what her throat cannot
Dreams lie shattered inside her heart
Some wounds can never be forgot
Nor hide the fact love can depart
Where is the heart that has no home
Forsaken, dark and unappeased
Migration came and love has flo
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I love this one, in particular the last line of each stanza.