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Just

I am the judge
of what is left of me.
I am not easy.
I love when love is needed
but today there
is a harshness
around the edges of language.
Even the word:
harshness bites, tears
a little here, where
I have tried to hold it.
I used to have the love of
women too beautiful
for love. It was
not easy.
I am the judge
of all that is left
after we both say goodbye.
After the language has died
for both of us
for want of love.

By Corey Mesler


QLRS Vol. 3 No. 2 Jan 2004

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  Other Poems in this Issue

Letter From Home
By Grace Chua.

Dear Poem
By Cyril Wong.

Palmistry
By Gilbert Koh.

A Half Orange
By Aishwarya Iyer.

Histories
By Avik Chanda.

The Heron is a Kind Bird
By Bridget-Rose Lee.

Intermissions
By Ma Shaoling.

generation
By Edlyn Ang.

season in grey and white
By Ken Lee.

Construction
By Gilbert Koh.

 

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