Poetry: Long distance relationships - by Mac McGovern

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by Mac McGovern

Created on: May 01, 2009

Long Distance Lovers

The Eclipse,
an alignment of two bodies,
one covering the other,
mimicing an occassional solicitous romance
its climax the corona,
separating,
moving away,
until the next time,
long distance lovers.

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