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Published on September 7, 2007 By Buddah Moskowitz In Poetry
Here we stand
on the factory floor
surrounded by
piles of unwashed laundry
unfinished school assignments
and other domestic detritus

but I still remember

the nights of passion
and private ice cream parties
and thrilling laughter

animated conversations
about dreamlike imagined futures

laying limp and
love-spent as the Delfonics
played softly and dolefully
into the early morning

I saw everything anew
because I saw it
with you

we were not always
co-workers in the
child-raising factory

once
we lived and loved
without distraction

and I know we can
again

I still remember
and I know you do too.


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Comments
on Sep 07, 2007
once
we lived and loved
without distraction

and I know we can
again



Yeah, I remember. But there was something sweet about the clang and chatter of the factory floor too.

I'm giving this one to my wife, Buddah. Thanks...
on Sep 07, 2007
Thanks, my friend. I'm giving it to mine as well. - Moskowitz
on Sep 09, 2007
This is just beautiful, mate.

we lived and loved
without distraction


Gorgeous...
on Sep 10, 2007
This was lovely.