one day, I, the girl on the cusp of the half-thawed winter pond
said to I, the boy patching up of the veil of a forgotten eclipse,
who bore a locket swinging with the weight of I, the tree branch
made burdened with the patience of yet one more unripe fruit,
from which I, the puddle-turned microcosmic ocean of a leaf's
discarded rainfall, took its inspiration. I is how I eat up the world
with silent gazes and unfounded presumptions; it becomes I and
never yours in the same way.
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Poetrya philosophical midnight pilgrimage through elusive facets of feeling & healing