Poetry 91: May Never Forever

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          Why'd hurting rule;
          from these memories
          like silent cruelty
          on faded innocence;
          meant abandoning;
          through passing phase
          I've freed alive
          maybe for haste;
          why scream a second
          in silent hours,
          denied no relation
          as quick as ours;
          maybe a presence
          had wounded long,
          what's healed I thought
          was always wrong;

          these nights, these nights
          defeat me flattered,
          of violent beauty
          but pain, I'd rather;
          for feathers I flew
          came calling a friend,
          a friend before too,
          how tolerance do end;
          missing be it still,
          or longing of absence;
          I cured never though
          to feeding my silence;
          this silence around too
          may never forever,
          still time ever constant,
          a friendship--not ever.

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