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Yesterday's LaughsUvi Poznansky
1970
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| I betray. Yesterday’s laughs have left nothing in me But a slight contempt, and the nuisance of guilt. Were I to live again... One word there’d be That I wanted to say. You. The lights will wilt. Now—there is a different world, a world that calls me Cold like pity, wishing to come alive. But Beyond its yellow nights something has sunk, as quiet As yesterday’s laughs, falling out of me. Beyond, someone rises, someone whose name I Am beginning to forget. You, you. The sunset Is turning yellow. Betrayal, laugh, regret. Such things, my someone, I can't forgive, can I |  |
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