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<div style="background:#fff;border:#bbb dashed 1px;padding:5px"><a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/comments.php?id=476822" style="color:#000;text-decoration:none"><div style="margin:10px 0"><strong>Over And Over And Over Again</strong></div><div style="margin:10px 0">Over and over and over again <br>you return to me each time <br>made more beautiful by the pain <br>I embrace you with <br>like the aura of fireflies<br>in the afterlife of the lightning <br>that was struck by you.<br>Over and over and over again <br>I have watched the birds leave in the fall <br>and come back in the spring <br>and whether they were coming or going <br>especially at midnight when you couldn't see them <br>high overhead like the souls of the dead <br>I've always heard the same longing in their call <br>for something I've never been able to wholly comprehend <br>except as the way I miss you <br>on this journey without end <br>where the destination isn't always <br>the friend of the road<br>as the stars foretold it would be.<br> <br>And I don't know why <br>I always associate pain with lucidity <br>like the price of shattered glass<br>when you hurl the moon through it <br>from the inside <br>to let the light in through the damage <br>and you back into my life again <br>like the radiant sorrow of a lonely tomorrow<br>that today already lives in vain<br>like a weathervane <br>trying to give the wind a direction <br>it's never taken before.<br> <br>Over and over and over again<br>I have looked for your hidden mystery <br>in the history of gone<br>for some living intimacy that lives on <br>but I've run out of doors and gates and windows <br>flowers and skies I can leave open <br>hoping you might find your way back in somehow<br>from those spaces greater than skin that fit you now <br>like the dress you were buried in.</div><div style="margin:10px 0">The random singularity of death's one demand <br>might shake the tree<br>into the soft hooves of the highest fruit<br>that gallop off like wild horses <br>spooked by their own windfall into the silence <br>but over and over and over again <br>I turn the fact that you once existed <br>like a jewel I once knew from the inside<br>into an act of insight <br>that over and over and over again <br>rocks me like the aftershock of an earthquake<br>as if your death weren't once but many<br>and I would live my way through them all <br>listening to the geese depart at night in the fall<br>wondering which one embodied your soul <br>like a star-bound angel in earthly feathers <br>and whether you noticed me as you left</div><div style="margin:10px 0">over and over and over again <br>standing in the light by the window<br>a tiny dark figure down below <br>listening for you in the darkness <br>like a vase of full of ashes<br>wishing it had wings.</div><div style="margin:10px 0"><br /></a><br />poem by <a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/by.php?a=Patrick+White">Patrick White</a><div class=q>
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you return to me each time 
made more beautiful by the pain 
I embrace you with 
like the aura of fireflies
in the afterlife of the lightning 
that was struck by you.
Over and over and over again 
I have watched the b..."></div>
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