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when they had finally finished
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tucking away the events of
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the day and were left to
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confront the mess of
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each other, she would
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anticipate his obvious
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moves so he could kiss
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only the parts of her
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that had not succumbed
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to age.
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Clever! I like your companion poem a lot. At first I thought you had cloned one. Then I realized your gambit. "Tuck" & "Tendons" are counterpart poems. They are a dry, wry sophisticated duet. I am already lamenting their inevitable separation.
— banditfemme
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