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Whatever
Whatever can I give to thee
that thou hast not?
The sun thou hast: Inside my heart
thou placed thy sunny light from whence it shines
and shoots in golden threads across the night.
However can I give thee bliss?
If not the sun, the moon? a star?
I hear a silver flute each dusk, a haunting lilt so sweet
it soon attracteth winged things
and paints my lips with sticky heat.
The moon — thy voice, thou hast.
A star is in thy kiss.
Whatever can I give?
However could it be?
I know not what nor how.
I have no gift except my love
and that, thou gavest me!
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© 1990, Sugarpie Rabbit
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