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Mary Jane Doesn't Live Here Anymore by Jeffrey Spahr-Summers Sunday, May 20, 2007 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
But her sweet guttural scent Permeates through the house still Like dull shafts of sunlight Hung dusty in the windows. And I remember her in that chair Staring at the books for hours, Electric moments under headphones Giddy from the white album. And she was a lover to be sure, Quick to excite and comfort, Quick to entice a lonely man With a smile and soft afternoons. And I imagine her some night Blowing in on the arm of a friend, Blending into the party easy, Teasing me with the love we once had.
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Reviewed by D Johnson	5/20/2007

Teasing is such a tough reminder...good pen. Thanks, Dan




Reviewed by alejapoet@aol.com Bennett	5/20/2007

THIS IS A WONDERFUL MEMORY.