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sage silcross Sep 2017
Rain breaks the surface of sea
Amid waves.
A flowing blanket of glass
Turned coarse.
sage silcross Sep 2017
I destroy myself like a glacier

I shift and I fall
Crumbling in on my own movements
Edges retreating from the core
Flowing from the middle
Trimmed with rivers

I destroy myself like a glacier
sage silcross Sep 2017
I tried to **** myself before

but I saved myself then

If I want to die now

I know I will save myself again
sage silcross Sep 2017
Flowers wander the seasons still
Lusting towards light, an aromaesthetic full bloom

In the coming chill and gloam rolls a fog,
dark and blight, bringing a slow collapse of skeleton

Lifeblood eclipsed with gloom and brume,
imbue faded with wane and wither

There is strength to a wilted flower
now blind to it's blush whorl, a spinning gown

Head held heavy
but still being held
sage silcross Sep 2017
The dust and sand lies still on my surface, 
from the millions of impacts and punches my body has suffered, 
are different than the dust and ash of yours 
From all the elements that storm and whirl through you 
Mine that is bleached from flares and light,
and yours, 
filled with every color you've felt

— The End —