Poems from Camille Leneau

  From the first day I met you All I needed to do was Memorize the sound of your laugh bouncing over the lifeless gray linoleum floor...
Smothered a canary in my hands And cried when it would not sing to me   Threw away your crystalized heart onto cold concrete floors And...
I had noticed for a long time, really The subtle saunter in your stride The way you raked your hands through your hair   But I wanted you...
When you play me like a record I’m yours before the needle drops Immersed in your simple complexity Ensnared in groove after groove of...
Sometimes, when I go out in the summer I like to watch the butterflies hatch and use their new wings Sometimes I try to catch one Get her...

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