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Poems by Adeline Lyons

Adeline Lyons
UNDRESSING

flaming trees
whisper

I sought
infinite

turned
immovable

became
dimensional

shed
body

embraced
nakedness

found
light

froze
in reaching

for the absolute

FINDING, FULFILLED

fiercely, you freed me,
roughly parting the chained
veil of my keeping.

you knew not to touch
or look too deeply.
you claimed me,

cutting the barbed cage
with your smooth scythe.

aged eye gazing
on freshly fallen flesh,
you said,

cherish this gift.
ask for none other.

Adeline Lyons is an emerging writer from New York.  She studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.  Her work can be found in The Hooghly Review and Spark to Flame Journal.

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