Thursday, February 20, 2003

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Butterflies & Poetry
}


Lyrics:  Your Song  ElToN JoHn


 


a conversation


i tell you


today that


i no longer


love you, as


       
before.


yet, i continue to feel you inside my soul


           
that naked soul. . . that you dressed


one full moon night with words of desire.


       
words that slip and found themselves inside.


my souls of solitude.


words and time. . . they do not permit us to return


       
i tell you this moment that i no


longer love. . . no longer love you.


but


       
i do not know how to dress my words of desire.   


                                   
-----Carmen Abrego


                                       
Chicana Lesbian, p. 63


 


After 9 months, I still do not know how to dress
my words of desire. How I long for those days when writing was not a task but a
very private and enjoyable constant thing for me. How I long to write again with ease and filled with my emotions. How I long to find my muse again.


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This is a must read poem by Twishie H. Pixie. Twishie H. Pixie is one of those people that I really admire. I might not be really close to her but I really appreciate the little things that she does for me. Twishie H. Pixie is my Japanese Acrobat Sister's older more "henyotic" sister. Thanks for everything Twishie H. Pixie. . . .


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I am kind off dedicating this poem to my dark chocolate ex-Honey.  Thanks for the memories and for a short time being my inspiration in my poetry and essays. Hopefully, soon, I will again know how to dress my words of desire.

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