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Created on: January 30, 2009 Last Updated: February 01, 2009
For Caoimhe
You wondered into a vagrant life,
In soft shades of crimson red,
And in the corner of a bursting heart,
It was there you pitched your tent,
I watch you move in lavander fields,
Your breath as you run still,
The beating of two solemn notes,
. . .and I am stirred within.
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