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Since you came.


Since you came I shun
the harsh Aegean sun.
Athena I abandon
To her perch upon
the parched Parthenon.
I seek the conundrum
of convoluted rooms,
of caves and canyons
where your intuition
subdues the weapon
of my reason.
In this fifth season
when vision is clear
you reappear.
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Title Annotation:Poetry
Publication:Cross Currents
Article Type:Poem
Date:Mar 22, 2004
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