Swooning Over Fish
Laugh at the thought
At the store I bought
One of a Bazillion goldfish that I caught
At the river’s winding knot.
I took my fish home
And gave it a bone
That my dog left alone
Like abandoned glory blown
Far away into the rising moon.
Nighttime always seems full of gloom
When you’re left with nothing to do
Except gaze at the one you wish would swoon.
All around an abandoned apple tree,
You dance away the floating memories.
Flying high away with a whoosh to leave you be,
Until someone comes reluctantly
And shouts “STOP! What are you doing?”
The one whom over you are swooning,
And you begin to realize by thinking
That you were meant to be this being.
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