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Scaramouch
by William Scott Mueller
Listless, easy beams of cool, pale moon-glow
Subtly cast their radiant colors
Upon a stark palette of darkness.
They are bright fingers of light,
Gently caressing your skin,
Igniting a rosy, smoldering glow within.
Clouds, faceless and imposing,
Sensing my vunerability
Mock me with animosity.
My heart, painfully upholstered
On my sleeve, for all to see.
My emotions:
Fiery, fickle filaments
Carefully cultivated,
Alone in their naked state.
My love for you is maddening.
Your heady floral scent
Is a stealer of reason.
On safari, in this jungle of wonder:
YOU.
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