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	Fruit On my creamy silk pillow pale as moonlight I will bring to you a basket heaped with apricots soft peaches crescents of honeydew ripe raspberries red as bites and pink fleshed papaya spilling glistening seeds onto a bed of fresh leaves Through all those coffin years your bones bent and crying, in the land of fat the bovine land the sweat pant land you began to eye the gleaming moon pulling it down by the horns to gnaw at its poxy craters I fear my gift if even a sole mouthful prove too rich for your malnourished body juices running to your elbows... you will fall dead naked as at birth stained like bruises by crushed fruit smiling, your life completed.	Out Now!     Poems from this site and lots more. Click here for more... More love & other poems Spring, Autumn poems Very romantic poem Anti-war poems   Search this site
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Love Love poem Voicemail Miss me poem I want you Falling for you Gravity Passionate poem Honey Need you poem Phone I miss you Faith Passion poem Storm Free love poem Circle Warm poem Otter Birthday poem Happy Birthday Mother's Day poem Mother Wedding blessing Wedding Child poem Child

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