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the cause and effect of the weight of the world

Delved into the souls of others

my energies, my brain power,

aimed in the opposite direction.

I am the mountain

upon which the clouds sit.

Settling for worn floors,

my feet secretly crave bare earth

and revel in conquering the victory of height

standing where planes fly.

I've been feeding on the concept of hospitality

while the home within my guts slowly shrinks.

My body craves another force of breath.

I find myself lost

in the corner of the room where I sleep.

Watching the work of angels

in a level of atmosphere I've never known,

my posture has been compromised

and I walk with a lean.

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Written by
erin-melody
American
Published
Jul 17, 2013
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9/18/12

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