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Tag: Germany

Distances exist to be bridged
A nippy little thing
The creation of a new moment
I didn’t know what was required of me
It was a pretty disastrous mise en scène
If I seem full of anger, it’s just my style
Everything looks like a person if you think about it enough
It’s not a pain exactly, it’s more like a longing
So I’m trying to be open-minded about what I remember
I am not saying I can touch my toes
Where’d the hell you come from?
He can’t help looking a little trapped there
Remember that when you get out in the world
All in the hope of appearing high class
Too late, too late, we both noticed the time
I myself had never seen the like
It’s not up to us to discuss this, is it?
At first I explored the town
What were you looking for?
I guess I could call the cops, if you really think she needs all that drama
Looks like somebody’s not getting enough attention
It had been a peculiar week
The party was ending
Everybody said what a nice time it had been
What in the world are you doing?
Did I scare you?
Forgive me for running off like that
It seemed they were going to be friends for the night
Gone fishing
And you don’t even have to remember how it feels, if you remember how it looks
Loneliness is a mask
No different than anyone else, we were young. Once.
Something there is that doesn’t love a happy ending
Let me just slow this down a little bit here
It was always your light that I saw at the window
I see you leaving for the blue end of the sky
We live in a city of (rough) approximations
All poems cause side effects
I was hoping there might be a clue here
And you were hiding from the photographer?
I hated having to ask them to wait
He needed somebody to lean on
Don’t worry about it, it’s all right
It was nothing I had ever seen before
I never saw him playing cards, chess, or Scrabble
Quarrelling, trading insults, but ever, at bottom, bosom pals
I learned to pick out a hydrant
Its walls had been painted often enough
I could have gone through the door
A silent place where no one would hear my cries of outrage or pleas for freedom

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