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27 July 2005
2:46 p.m.
Woman Wild "All good things are wild and free." -Thoreau. You, split apart the moon and danced out of her Your tongue tempted rain from the earth Instead, the sky opened and forty days of coming home, drowned you out of range of ear And heart. The moon never mended-- its halves like marble cast onto the ground, dark One half, with shadowed ice. The other, with blood like rusted want in November. The leaves had just begun To change over into the color of your hair and because I had gone out to mourn the moon, you scattered Into dark, and left me tame.
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