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Long Distance Lover Dripping honey, so sweet the sound of your voice burning across miles of telephone wires. I treasure your words and news about the tangled garden, the fence that needs fixing, shingles to be replaced on the leaking roof. I imagine your bright red lips so close to the mouthpiece yet, so far from me. The taste of plastic is no substitute for your kiss. You whisper (things we've said behind bedroom doors) then hold the receiver close to your heart. I hear it it beating in rhythm with mine. "Hey Darlin' (I say) what are you wearing tonight?" "You should ask, (you say) what am I not wearing tonight? It's your favorite."
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