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Source:
Adults
Author:
Maggie Huscroft
Title:
Tell Me Again (villanelle)
Tell me again; and take hold of my hand. I hear, but the words mean nothing to me, Speak to me softly, till I understand.
Harsh winds are wounding; they whip up the sand, So it stings my eyes and I cannot see. Tell me again; and take hold of my hand.
I'm a lone stranger, lost in a strange land. I'm alienated; an absentee. Speak to me softly, till I understand.
And walk with me now, along the seastrand Where land traps the sea and seagulls fly free. Tell me again; and take hold of my hand.
I see your words clearly drawn in the sand And watch them slowly erased by the sea. Speak to me softly, till I understand.
I don't belong to the life I had planned, And I've left behind my old used-to-be, Tell me again; and take hold of my hand. Speak to me softly, till I understand
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