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Susan Lacovara

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New York

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How well we slept,
my belly to your back
Alone in the slumber of two
Tangled up
into one

My chin,
resting over your shoulder
Honey breath, pressed upon your neck

My hands fumble from under the covers
to discover the length of your back
I come home to the curve of your spine

Susan Lacovara

Friday, December 7, 2018

Topic(s) of this poem: lovers

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12/07/18 For days of waking to sun Ray's

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Me Poet Yeps Poet 05 February 2019

How well we slept, my belly to your back Alone in the slumber of two Tangled up into one BE BOLDER and say loudly length of yours... we all here are mature ur a good poetess do read my Moms Smiles my best poem and try to get ur comments portion rectified or/also read the poet's poem and there advise say whatever thanks etc no one will come back to re-read thee here a second time

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