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mountain_bee
29/NB This is where I toss my two cents into the abyss of consciousness.
Every road Every path Every step Led me to you. Now Every road Every path Every step Leads me away.
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Nov 19, 2020
Nov 19, 2020 at 4:51 AM UTC
Wandering
Where does a snowflake end And the snowpack begin? One assumes the individuality of the snowflake is conserved But I watch it disappear within moments of contacting the others. Is that what will happen to me?
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Nov 19, 2020
Nov 19, 2020 at 4:47 AM UTC
Snow
You always kept me waiting and your skiving left me blue... I stopped creating a masterpiece because I was painting it for you.
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Nov 10, 2020
Nov 10, 2020 at 3:35 AM UTC
Drained
A glimmering white stone flickered in the depths of a murky snow melt pool tucked behind a mess of brambly bushes and surrounded by pine. A man stepped into the frigid water His handsome reflection (distorted by ripples) drew closer as he reached in and plucked the stone from the muddy floor. By inspection he noted its apparent imperfections that hadn’t been visible from the surface It was wrapped in cracks that had filled with dirt and grime. “I thought you were perfect.” He grumbled with dismay and began picking the dirt from the cracks with his fingernails which themselves became ***** and ragged from the effort. He cursed and pulled a brush from his bag And began to incessantly scrub. The brush made the surface of the lustrous stone shine brilliantly Yet seemed to force the dirt deeper into the cracks So he reached for a needle And began sliding it through, scraping the stubborn grime. His face wrinkled in acrimonious disgust when his needle broke against it. “I cannot enjoy a stone so riddled with undesirable scars!” He scoffed “I will find a better stone elsewhere, One that is clean and pure.” And he tossed the stone back into the pool. (  ( ( ((plop)) ) )  ) Years later, a wanderer covered in scratches and dirt stepped softly to the pool and bent down for a much needed drink. The stone dimly peeked from under a layer of silt and slimy algae. He curiously reached in and pulled it from the mud. Rolling it over in his hands, he smiled and sighed “Oh, beautiful stone Once without contusions but now weathered by the world. You have survived trauma and time, Yet still shine so magnificently.” He brought the stone toward his heart and continued over the mountain pass, Smiling pleasantly at the storm ahead.
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Oct 21, 2020
Oct 21, 2020 at 3:56 AM UTC
The Stone
A glimmering white stone flickered in the depths of a murky snow melt pool tucked behind a mess of brambly bushes and surrounded by pine. A man stepped into the frigid water His handsome reflection (distorted by ripples) drew closer as he reached in and plucked the stone from the muddy floor. By inspection he noted its apparent imperfections that hadn’t been visible from the surface It was wrapped in cracks that had filled with dirt and grime. “I thought you were perfect.” He grumbled with dismay and began picking the dirt from the cracks with his fingernails which themselves became ***** and ragged from the effort. He cursed and pulled a brush from his bag And began to incessantly scrub. The brush made the surface of the lustrous stone shine brilliantly Yet seemed to force the dirt deeper into the cracks So he reached for a needle And began sliding it through, scraping the stubborn grime. His face wrinkled in acrimonious disgust when his needle broke against it. “I cannot enjoy a stone so riddled with undesirable scars!” He scoffed “I will find a better stone elsewhere, One that is clean and pure.” And he tossed the stone back into the pool. (  ( ( ((plop)) ) )  ) Years later, a wanderer covered in scratches and dirt stepped softly to the pool and bent down for a much needed drink. The stone dimly peeked from under a layer of silt and slimy algae. He curiously reached in and pulled it from the mud. Rolling it over in his hands, he smiled and sighed “Oh, beautiful stone Once without contusions but now weathered by the world. You have survived trauma and time, Yet still shine so magnificently.” He brought the stone toward his heart and continued over the mountain pass, Smiling pleasantly at the storm ahead.
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The surrounding crowd rocked into us Knocked into us But we sweetly swayed Like two soft rose petals riding the wind Our collision was a soft embrace.
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Oct 21, 2020
Oct 21, 2020 at 2:13 AM UTC
Petals
A forced, facsimiled smile crept upon my weary face to help construct the wall between us although its design is in poor taste. It’s as if mankind colluded albeit leaving out few and far between to create a solipsistic kingdom ruled by masks while truth lay dormant in the unseen. Should I shatter the aporia That occludes our interaction Or propitiate the insipid bond we share to neither of our satisfaction? **** I need some coffee. - - - —— - - - —— - - -
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Oct 21, 2020
Oct 21, 2020 at 2:04 AM UTC
A step into the coffee shop
You were woven into my dreams        and still are    the rain trickling down the windshield of the van      and the grey light shining through the dream-catcher.          ...     ...     ...         I couldn't determine     your true wants and needs    so I thought best to give you      what I felt in my dreams.
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Apr 3, 2020
Apr 3, 2020 at 6:52 PM UTC
Dream-walker
Passing fermented elixir eyes lit with understanding and sharp with interest, the friends exchanged conversation beating to the rhythm of their hearts. Candle glow danced on their faces Under the infinite zenith they Whispered sweet aphorisms into each other’s ears sprinkling giggles across the otherwise sleepy silence. Voracious lips rode the edge of continence causing delicate beads of sweat to coruscate in the glow of the stars.
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Mar 16, 2020
Mar 16, 2020 at 3:28 PM UTC
Friends and Lovers
Melancholy monologue of times long gone Promises of won’t be long Dark fluffs swollen with imminent rain fall brushing delicate fingers through grass tickling out whispers of I miss you and please come back
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Mar 16, 2020
Mar 16, 2020 at 3:24 PM UTC
Rain
You were my mate Running through the wild with me Like two wolves eternally bonded. Every time there was a rift between us I trusted you to come back And you always did But this time is different. This time I am calling across the valley for you But there is no sound coming back Not even the echo of my own longing cries Only a despairing silence that rings my ears And a frigid wind that blows through my heart I keep thinking you will come through the trees, To lean against me once more Every crack of a twig I turn in hopeful anticipation Only to see my shadow without yours by its side.
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Mar 16, 2020
Mar 16, 2020 at 3:22 PM UTC
Lone Wolf