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drscherie
"We build castles of our fears, and then sleep in them like kings and queens." - Christopher Poindexter.
trembling, fearful of a raw untamed passion as they almost touch and inhale the scent of a last, lingering kiss.
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May 29, 2015
May 29, 2015 at 7:30 AM UTC
trail
slight smile knowing, yet intrigued by the wonderfulness of life that seems dreamlike to be real; by the inkling of a poem that’s like a baby refusing to leave its womb; by the sparks that fly at the thought of your lover. just a slight smile knowing, yet intrigued, when billions of volts of electricity transport the smiler to a world that exists but not really.
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May 29, 2015
May 29, 2015 at 6:08 AM UTC
knowing, but intrigued
new leaves clung to their branches kissing flirting holding but they fell away (awkward) - within arm radius of the bark, of course, close enough to touch (still in his territory); but not close enough. wondering, wistful, whether they were allowed that magic even outside      outside their intimate bubble of secrecy, even after      after the spring of the sparks of their first kiss and they wondered and wondered - too long - and now they leave.
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May 17, 2015
May 17, 2015 at 9:05 AM UTC
the moment after
She was always Simply            A               Lock                       Away; all they needed was the Key. Those who found it Lost it soon enough too. But those who fashioned it, themselves Without deterring from the task Without trying to replicate a lost key With nothing but a egami euqinu In their minds Of what the lock looked like And what the key should look like Only those few, Few, very few Wizards who toiled to work their magic Succeeded. And they never lost their key They necklaced it around their heart A symbol that was now etched into their existence Entangled in the life of the veins That this heart so solely depended on Becoming one with them Those were the lucky ones The others, the ones she wished mattered Were still only searching Searching Meandering Probing Ferreting Still only looking for A key that had once been used And whose lock was now Rust rusting rusted With time. Still searching But never creating, of course Always only searching Until they found it         And then lost it again.
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Jan 31, 2015
Jan 31, 2015 at 2:48 AM UTC
Lock and Key
Why is it so difficult to maintain And to keep maintaining An equilibrium? Why is it so impossible to be A little of both, A little of none? Why is it so, so unthinkable to have That stability That acceptance That sheer pleasure of Not having to lose one in order to keep another? Why can’t one be A pivot? Why must there be A victor? Why must an Equal Always become some sort of a subordinate runner up For you to prove your own worth? Do you see competition When you look at your own Virtuality In the honesty of a mirror? Do you wonder whether the Fragility of the glass Prefers your face to that of your reflection? And then, With all that might You pretend to have to the world, Do you pound down on That very same glassy frangibility And Break It For a supposition, For an assumption of inferiority That the crystal did nothing To prove, provoke or propel? If not, then why are you Shattering Both, the glass and the reflection? Why are you so eager To run away from the exactness of your proximity To the glass; from the equality of your peer? And why, Why do the actions of the image Bother you When it actually does nothing but replicate your own? Why does the shattered glass Create no shard of The solidity of your soul When its only sin was being A pivot Between you and your compeer. Why.
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Jan 20, 2015
Jan 20, 2015 at 7:45 AM UTC
Pivotal Query
Feelings masked Under a boulder of Suppression Painted with smiles To hide the frustration that was Bubbling, bubbling Inside, never escaping Because it shouldn’t, right? Fatality: The consequence of a mistaken exposure of the Achilles’ heel, carefully veiled by socks or such something, Shrouded by indifference and a pretence of amnesia. And yet, yet sometimes, sometimes At the sight of the clear blue sky Where two dreams had once soared together; At the sound of the synced rhythm Of the bell-like laughter that still echoed In the present silence of an absence; At the memory of numbers, The date of union, The date of parting; At the smell of small things - Coffees and teas and wet earth and flowers The preferences of which had been tiffs Time and again, time and again In a distant past; At the taste of tears of another loved one, That seasoned the bitter sorrow of loss With tangy flavours That left not ever the tongue. Just sometimes, sometimes, Even at the gentle Trickling          of      rain That had once inspired a Melodious dance of a now-truant soulfulness Somewhere, something, sometimes Cracks. A hint of sheer pressed down sorrow Visible in the gradually extinguishing eye Heard in the reluctantly cracking voice As one breaks Shard by jagged shard Falling out of a patched up soul Like petals of a flower, counting: Missing him, missing him not… Missing him. And a now porous wall Leaves a gaping peephole to expose A separate world full of hidden memories, The reminder of which still always leads to such an Unprecedented Moment of weakness.
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Jan 20, 2015
Jan 20, 2015 at 7:42 AM UTC
Moment of Weakness
Feelings masked Under a boulder of Suppression Painted with smiles To hide the frustration that was Bubbling, bubbling Inside, never escaping Because it shouldn’t, right? Fatality: The consequence of a mistaken exposure of the Achilles’ heel, carefully veiled by socks or such something, Shrouded by indifference and a pretence of amnesia. And yet, yet sometimes, sometimes At the sight of the clear blue sky Where two dreams had once soared together; At the sound of the synced rhythm Of the bell-like laughter that still echoed In the present silence of an absence; At the memory of numbers, The date of union, The date of parting; At the smell of small things - Coffees and teas and wet earth and flowers The preferences of which had been tiffs Time and again, time and again In a distant past; At the taste of tears of another loved one, That seasoned the bitter sorrow of loss With tangy flavours That left not ever the tongue. Just sometimes, sometimes, Even at the gentle Trickling          of      rain That had once inspired a Melodious dance of a now-truant soulfulness Somewhere, something, sometimes Cracks. A hint of sheer pressed down sorrow Visible in the gradually extinguishing eye Heard in the reluctantly cracking voice As one breaks Shard by jagged shard Falling out of a patched up soul Like petals of a flower, counting: Missing him, missing him not… Missing him. And a now porous wall Leaves a gaping peephole to expose A separate world full of hidden memories, The reminder of which still always leads to such an Unprecedented Moment of weakness.
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Distance, the sole aim,  Far away from anyone she ever knew Some sugar, some spice Some difference Something erratic and unpredictable Unseen to her eyes, unheard of to her ears, A newness, to contrast the Monotony that is routine. Perhaps a thrill of people actually Missing her presence, Couple with an anonymity, An emancipation from having to  Conform To the rules of where she belonged. The runaway face of a vagabond, Searching, searching for somewhere To trash the label that People had already  plastered to her identity. Masked under a smile, Prepared to be whoever she wanted  To be; Finally fulfilling dreams  That were otherwise shackled  By chains of her own ipseity,  By words she never said But were quoted as hers anyways. The runaway face of a stranger now, Tasting tears that those who loved her Would shed in her memory. She revelled in this finality, This realisation that hit them now That she was gone. As though a hidden price tag had been revealed  As though a number had just been scanned from a  Barcode, For her real worth hadn’t been comprehended By those who saw the bars of the cryptogram As mere lines Of varying width (moods), Wholly existing amidst  The conventional, yet strangely unattainable   Black and white That was her, and her alone, But had now morphed As distinct colours of a  Different kind of light into The runaway face of a lone victor.
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Jan 20, 2015
Jan 20, 2015 at 7:42 AM UTC
Runaway