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eight flights up is where you live, where I visit
in a pink colored building high on a hill between the two rivers... we walk frequently hand in hand, though many stop and stare, jealous of our intimacy, our smiles, our daring... tonight from windows high over the city the cold weather's wet haze threatens our comfort so in the delight of our togetherness we will light the stone chimney for the first time on this November's eve, we will fall asleep on the thick Persian rug by the warming flames dreaming about tomorrows spent here and there... in the morning we will drink tea, laugh about our cramps from sleeping away from the bed's ease - it has happened thus before, each time we light autumn's first fire, renewing our happiness... united again, I find peace eight flights up coming home to my warm lofty apartment I lay my head confidently in your arms... between the two rivers 4 november, 2006 The Lyons Collection [2006.4.11...e] (Written in the Hendecasyllabic form (see "The Hendecasyllabic" Daily Winner in The Writer's Cramp)
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