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Another Lazy Afternoon
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Another lazy afternoon.
The hours silently pass by.
Why bother?
We're together. You sigh.
An evening will bring the Moon.
Will this be a lush goodbye?
Nightmares?
Who cares?
Those will have to wait.
Or Dinner?
Let's dream instead.
Lazy.
Us, slowly kissing.
Still, both of us
naked in bed.
Me, barely moving.
You, nearly sleeping.
Ssh.
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dilettant Emmetten, Switzerland
Grew into life in the Sixties of the previous century close to Bonn, Germany. Plays concert guitar for more than forty years and explores vocal, guitar and electronic music on a mountain in a house in the clouds in Central Switzerland. Still alive. Taking his time to grow out of life, slowly, real slow ... ... more
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