you can never put them back
I took these intimate trophies off the shelf
Because I thought it would help.
But, I shouldn’t have told her.
Now I’m just a has-been, broken-down soldier.
Nothing quite cuts with such a desperate cool
Like golden death begetting the fool.
But, I should have known better.
Now I’m locked in this closet and cannot forget her.
There’s a resplendent naiveté I won’t know again
To complement a callow cowardice of ken.
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2 Comments:
just a thought, what is style when the writer goes from end to beginning? I think that is where you are going, but it is wavering.....this is on the path to something, now you have us wondering, how will it finish. If this is the love of your life, it won't end-
Love of his life? no.. It is the mirror he sees... or fears, rather
~my take~
much love...
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