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to say goodbye
to your imaginary voice your tender words (that's how I dreamed them) and your quickly vanishing bear hug protecting me from myself with your wisdom and agelessness I am a troubadour, bound to err from gardens to balconies telling tales to children chanting bittersweet melodies to lovers the gods may envy my gentleness I doubt that's appropriate to my cause my soul is an ocean of verse and you have never set your waves upon my rhymes this I have learned without you and when my angry tears overflow my common sense I wonder that my wandering could have given me a place in center stage or in neon and not merely in the dreams of invisible people equally dear to my heart when the troubadour... [2008.10.4...a]
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