if i unfolded a love note;
one of the four i have
in a box that is full;
one you wrote in that beautiful
language i never understood
but read like a joke to humor you,
all the images of the long way home,
the rock at the park and the way you say
i had already won you over
when i wrote you that song, when
porcelain trees and the end of autumn
i know it sounds absolutely crazy,
but my ears would disable temporarily,
and i would lose any trace of your sweet song
within the audacity of my blocked path,
every kiss each word tries to represent
betrays the tongue i speak in,
smolders at the cinders on my lips,
i never wanted to harm you with guilt
i never wanted these stilts that i walk on
so high and far off, hold on?
i will try, and i won't fly off, but
i find it the hardest thing i've ever done.
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