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Untitled by Krisen Ellen

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by Kristen Ellen

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The unspoken tact hung out to dry

Between them.

Unanswered questions

Stand up, parading between his laughter

And the dropping of her eyes

When he would like to capture

And clasp them.

The liberty he sometimes takes to gaze:

Breathing in, memorizing, and studying her as a

Good line in an old poem.

She counts the seconds by the throb

She sees pulsing in one lone vein's crossing.

It suffices to hold her consciously from the study

She's become,

His eyes combing, reading through her eyes

Things perhaps not ready to be read.

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