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Muse, Constantin Brancusi, 1912
I am not going to say anything
about the arch of your neck
and how it draws my fingers
nor about how your discourse
gives me an energy
that I had thought forsaken
neither will I confess
to wanting to kiss you deeply
I do this mindful of the risk
I run of losing a love not won
but even more of compromising a friendship
that is old of a decade
and yet as young as spring
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