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**“Would’ve I ever seen such fraudulent impasse? I cringe; and question thee, herein.”** Maybe in another world, And time or perhaps when suns be cold; When we’d again strum a chord at once; twice probably if you would? When we’d stay and tread so close along; with the ever present glimpses, In between and I’d wish; And I wish that it rains, that it blows, that it seeks, And I wish the stars fall too; Glazing upon dawn’s garnish, Th’path ere one fine morrow: The sunset passé sky where they belong; Ages of flattery in words along, Praises upon chansonettes, Grace woven; as spoken in clique, sly humming veils’n smooth seething silk! Soft, slithery, (sappily) feverishly- uncouthly adamant; yet so verily unruly in manners: timely swerves; Quizzically feasible; unrightly cryptic, Always; an ineffable coherence. At what sight; And I asked, “what might?” Fearing when it opens. (I fear what’s behind when it’s closed.) The constant rippling of consciousness, Of brandless catharsis: **“An ever conflagrant condescension upon one’s thought, insistent.”** And indulge me so; kindly, To where it would stop: Unto what such flattery would entail? **“And never would I have ever thought, that you’d enjoy such silent company.”**
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Feb 25, 2017
Feb 25, 2017 at 7:47 AM UTC
Differences a day could make
**“Would’ve I ever seen such fraudulent impasse? I cringe; and question thee, herein.”** Maybe in another world, And time or perhaps when suns be cold; When we’d again strum a chord at once; twice probably if you would? When we’d stay and tread so close along; with the ever present glimpses, In between and I’d wish; And I wish that it rains, that it blows, that it seeks, And I wish the stars fall too; Glazing upon dawn’s garnish, Th’path ere one fine morrow: The sunset passé sky where they belong; Ages of flattery in words along, Praises upon chansonettes, Grace woven; as spoken in clique, sly humming veils’n smooth seething silk! Soft, slithery, (sappily) feverishly- uncouthly adamant; yet so verily unruly in manners: timely swerves; Quizzically feasible; unrightly cryptic, Always; an ineffable coherence. At what sight; And I asked, “what might?” Fearing when it opens. (I fear what’s behind when it’s closed.) The constant rippling of consciousness, Of brandless catharsis: **“An ever conflagrant condescension upon one’s thought, insistent.”** And indulge me so; kindly, To where it would stop: Unto what such flattery would entail? **“And never would I have ever thought, that you’d enjoy such silent company.”**
I regret to not have said enough, but does it matter?
sorcierdargent
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Feb 25, 2017
Feb 25, 2017 at 7:47 AM UTC
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