Tomorrow,
we will go walking,
you and I,
by the water, under
brave old skies,
we will walk
and watch
the cotton-wool
clouds, as they gather,
rolling by
in a instant,
a moment of grace,
and I will call it a
talisman
to keep
you safe, when the
diamonds
and sapphires
all fall from the
heavens,
you and I will
compound
a meeting
of elevens as our
foreheads
touch over lunch -
and the daisies
and buttercups
all held and bunched,
together,
will make a fist
of never,
and all the leaves
of February
will be cradled
as if they meant
‘forever’.
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