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Spilt Milk


With over forty

years apart

let’s pretend

it’s just a day

That time we’ve lost

and what it cost

to ignore

and look away

 

We can’t tunnel

through the heartache

but a bridge over

can be built

To put behind

those days unrhymed

with tomorrow

— yet unfelt

 

(Dreamsleep: June, 2025)

 

 

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