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anonymous_verse
anonymous_verse
English Enthusiast
Birds always know how to get home, despite how far they go and how high they fly. I wish I knew why Birds know where the sun goes to warm cold shallows of air. Is it memory? I wish I could see what birds seem to see before clouds turn to rain, They rise and they flee. For birds always know how to go home.
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Apr 23
Apr 23, 2026 at 4:42 AM UTC
Birds Always Know
Perfection stopped being what you spoke about on Saturday evenings. Instead she walked around barefooted with her hair bewildered and her blue eyes dancing with your soul. You found her in little strands on your pillowcases and car seats and floating around in your head. She rolled you up, tucked you in, turned her back on you when it got rough. She fell silent, just like you. Sans peace in loneliness. Fragility woven into her like she herself was woven into you. She smiled. Smiles that traced your skin lightly. Smiles that dug their way through your flesh and made your chest feel bigger. Safer. Perfection wasn't what you spoke about on Saturday evenings. Perfection wasn't perfect. Perfection was all you had needed all those Saturday evenings. Her.
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Aug 8, 2016
Aug 8, 2016 at 2:44 AM UTC
Untitled
Follow tar veins flowing through chiseled earth to my obfuscated world where I'll wait. and if by dawn you arrive, in your whirlwind of grace, I will show this place: we can dance amid notes amid words amid silence If you're willing to find me before the morn breaks
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Aug 3, 2016
Aug 3, 2016 at 3:22 AM UTC
Sounds
Crinkly in madness, self-doubt and pity I laugh like a madman and speak as if witty I dance with your demons, they dance with me too, I lost mine some time back They're dancing in you Lovers may come and often may go And so too do demons even ones who You know So, wonder I, 'neath dimming night light, why happiness never seems to sit right. It becomes forgotten, in all the wrong places, where flesh lies half rotten. In little jump-jerkles, Upon sensing the fear, Of being forgotten, Of still being here, I know : That maybe some weren't ever meant To lead it foolish and giddy Joyful and witty Maybe I Aye I Was destined to die Crinkly in madness, self doubt and pity
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Jul 20, 2016
Jul 20, 2016 at 4:43 PM UTC
Crinkly
It's navy-night streaked with dusty stars and cold sand creeping into places I'd much rather be. It's arms streaked with bits of you as entity glows in fickle-firewood-flare and your hands eversearching and my hands eversearching for all that is you in abundance. It's the milkyway in your blue eyes and the ocean in your smile. Every small beauty you notice. How every strand of freedom on your luscious head tells a story of the truthfulness one finds in people when they don't notice. It's your voice - and imagine strings - goosing up my skin. It's darker and it's glowing and it's further and we don't really need the half-light so we wet our feet but it should be colder but it isn't. It's almost there and actually there and you're lovely here. It's falling asleep at nine-eleven-two-four, waking up in between and having you to fill. It's the last draw of lips and your condensation on my neck. How you should be wrapped tighter-untilthegapsareallgone. How I'd trace every dip and rise, the lines that make the muse and kiss Until exhaustion closes. Your chestful echoes deeper Your butterfleyes fluttering closed It's feeling you Splitter-splatter-splutter Your story onto this stained canvas and making it worth a glance or fourteen;
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Jun 19, 2016
Jun 19, 2016 at 5:28 PM UTC
I'm not sure what it is