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Do you miss me?

December 7, 2002
The Iranian


You ask
and I ponder
That fog of a question
--If fogs were ever to grow
in the skies of sentences.

I do miss February
...............................-- desperately
The way the bolt of longing
Cracked the month in half
Leaving an abbreviated occasion
..............................On one side
And on the other
The purifying jolt of our tide.

I miss March
The way you kissed the mar away
With unhesitating lips
And what remained
- a blazing arch
was the cat-back of desire
Over a trampled torso
In a clawed tangle
We wished to never unravel.

I miss the certainty
The June-blue clarity
of your eyes.
But most of all
I miss the soaring sensation of possibility
The love-ignited sound of the implosion
.........................................of all impossibility.

I miss the glimpse
of that elusive
but sure bliss
And the spectrum of our promise
--If colors were ever to render
All the intrigue
All the tender
Range of a rarity.

August, 2002



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