A boy,
recalling the girl
he knew he loved
behind the walls,
and wishing he had enough time
to learn more about her.
A hundred cigarette dreams
and a thousand star-clustered poems
written on shattered glasses,
rosy paper planes,
bleeding arms,
everywhere—
The sidewalk they kissed late,
too late to realize the sun was early
for the bad.
A grey afternoon
gone like camphor;
Sweaty hours passed away
searching,
screaming and
saving the last
bits of her memories
that painted little bits
of her lily heart,
now far gone.
A lifetime among
a thousand stricken ones,
spent and passed
searching and screaming,
remembering and regretting,
loving and losing
her in the thousand poems
and hundred synthetic dreams,
while reading them
again and again.
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