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“Only the name of the airport changes.”
                Italio Calvino

I’ve stopped looking for you
convinced you no longer follow
and though I never knew your face
I just know you’re not there.

Years healed most of the scars
your imaginary wrists
swirling, swirling down the drain
invisible stains on the walls.

And I wonder what ever was:
your impassioned voice on the phone,
keystrokes flickering in the darkness,
a glimpse from inside my mind?

I never believed the pain,
the design across the miles
footsteps still echo on terrazzo
even though you’re not there.

 

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tazz317tazz317over 12 years ago
THE PLANE LANDS

the tarmacs bare as the sink. TK U MLJ LV NV

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