Dancing in the Dark
You dance into my dreams again uninvited, angel or apparition or both, queen of my semi-wakefulness, smile like holiday lights laugh like wind chimes, skirt full and billowing, parachuting you back to earth as you prance and leap about, ephemeral yet memorable as that last goodnight kiss, but like then you won’t come to me and be still, sit on the edge of my bed, recline in my chair, perch on the window ledge, you keep moving, moving always out of reach as I lie paralyzed, then you are gone, and I await your next impulse to visit, or do I keep conjuring you?
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Jaybird
I am retired, having worked primarily as a librarian, but have done freelance proofreading, copy editing, and book reviewing. I wrote some poetry many years ago, but decided it was bad and stopped, since I had other things to do. For the last ten...
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