I engraved my name on a vintage summer
I engraved my name on a vintage summer, On a beach I yet to visit Next to water I soon to spatter Covered with seagull's feathers There and only there my true being Stands And here only here I am wrapped bones With dusty ribbons. Nobody blames the sky for being so blue or the river for killing the Innocents. They don't miss the burning sun on a frosting day. And I am a budding mistake that should never have been seeded. I heard all their voices; April and May and June.... And I felt the escaping of the Robin to a fangled east. as I got prisoned in an everlasting winter- While they are all meeting themselves and Everyday I still unshaped......, waiting for the pollen!
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