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The Poetry of Katy
Acheson
at our future table
you walked in on our conversation
over tea and berries and leonard cohen dreams
overly, you stalked the subject
demanding the dream to shift keys
a hand on my lap revoked sensitivity
to harsh piano-ed callouses on soft skin
to win me you whispered softly
and asked me softer, to spend the night in my bed
a denial or a hope or a simple fantasy
played out for an unpopulated audience of three
the tremor rose in my affection
and a breakthrough at our table
a toast to the near future
and the songs of weathered men
You can read more from Katy at her site.
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