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Poem    A man and her hour by Terry Cummings (5 ratings) Rate this Poem (5 best) 1 2 3 4 5   1 comments / The door had to be open Had to have been once He called her his peace And held her ripe face in his hands And then he was on her Then she was his The darkness made her mad She would never be a girl asleep again She would never again know That innocent rest It was her duty to be here In bitten lip and scrunched up eyes She trembled Muscle and bone across every pore Weight from every breath Motion and fluid, portent and hope Until portent ate hope and then Orange tides of razor sharp agony Spat at her And made her bleed her last Those precious drops that she would Always be without for ever more She would wait an hour before she next opened her eyes Sponsor ads

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