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Author: BambooShoots
Fiction Rated: K+ - English - Poetry/General - Published: 09-28-05 - Updated: 09-28-05 - id:2016893

In the cold streets of Limoges we roam,

bundled up in winter hats and coats,

venturing out of our temporary homes


we gaze at high cathedral gargoyles of stone,

a religious palace missing only a moat

and in the cold streets of Limoges we roam


With sticky accents and families on loan,

we enter the morning where the fog seems to float

venturing out of our temporary homes


I run my hands over the smooth porcelain dome

of a teapot, at a factory worthy of note

and in the cold streets of Limoges we roam.


We think of our true families, in another time zone

wonder when they'll get the letters we wrote

and we venture out of our temporary homes.


From across the seas we've come,

nervous tears catching in our throats,

in the cold streets of Limoges we roam

venturing out of our temporary homes.



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