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In the north country you were a fierce lover an avenging angel a harpy sensing vulnerability finding soft places of exposure unsheathing sharp claws tearing at me shredding face and hands thrust up in protection the clothes that I wore relentless driving me home to cower by the fire in languid southern climes you assumed the cloak of civility playfully teasing softly caressing tousling my hair casting light into the darkness assuring me all is well rest easy and goodnight but I sometimes wonder comes that dark will your true self re-emerge to terrorize once again
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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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