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"Nightgowns in Byzyantine" a short poem by Karl Jones.
Nightgowns in Byzyantine
Context:
Byzantium is a nightgown: it inspired ardor.
But one does not make love to a nightgown.
Very well, perhaps one does. But two do not.
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- Post @ Twitter (3 May 2021)
- How to talk to your kids about Byzantium