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September 10, 2016 By Best Love Poetry

I love the unknown in you,
the unfair, the shy backs of your knees,
the colony of dimples
that sleep in moon-shaped huts

leaning

toward your mouth.

—Dave Malone

From O: Love Poems from the Ozarks

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