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TRISTAN, DROWNING The wind has changed, my love. Storm tossed and star crossed, I Consult my astrolabe. I seek you Like a constellation, For I am lost. You once healed me, Though I came to you In false pretense. I could live with this poison in me If I knew you were there, Beneath white sails. But the sea is my mistress, And she has me In her white hands. My lungs are bursting For a breath of you. I give up and breath her ocean in. "The sails are black..." She whispers, And I die. I never know the lie And you cast yourself, A rose, upon the waves. She has my body in her depths, But my soul is a water weed- Embracing a rose.
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