Poetry: Lovers - by Charlotte Starlet

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by Charlotte Starlet

Created on: January 18, 2007 Last Updated: December 09, 2008

Tie-dyed hearts
Crumpled paper stones
Spattered with bleach .
Cobweb kisses
That linger on the lips
Of the protracted lovers
Whispers through electricity
And books with stamps
Wrapped in ribbon
Of magenta colours.

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