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Poetry: Past relationships

by Ian Navas

Created on: October 12, 2008

I see a man I recognize

but cannot place his face.

Rewind memories through my mind

to replay his mysterious place.




His face is pale and strong

but with sorrow in his eyes;

they're squinty, small and dark

what have they seen?
What do they hide?




His mouth is small and round

encircled by a sinister goatee,

pursed lips dead in between

what does he have to do with me?




I cannot place his face just quite,

it strikes me as familiar,

his fragile complexion

outlines his exterior.




I don't know why I care

about his face, about his hair.

He used to be a friend of mine

but now he isn't there.

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