Loose and lossy, slipping
down the focus
drifts, and
tightening. I know
this shot. Just what this play's
about, but let's just share the scene
and trade such lines there are,
pre-written out and memorized,
to improvise. It's called 'ad lib.'
You taught me how. There's been
such lessons in your eyes, and thankfully
your lips, as well. And always just
the same. Yet always such surprise
to find they way that you improve
such cares without such pains
as others use. Your tongue
would stick so fast, instead of
slip for all the world. You shape
such truths
you speak to last. What's left
unspoken yet, if it
is good, I know it's kept
for later to unfurl.
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