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often i ask of my cigarettes that they last forever. they always answer in ashes, smoke the moonlight slow dancer arching out of its own transient act as if parting came easy to creatures that dream of eternity, and wake up again craving its adumbration, butts spilling out of the tray, pale these seekers their beauty not betrayed by their briefness but by the dream, for some things are only enjoyed by virtue of their vanishing. it will free if it makes time for stillness. be patient with what is strange—there, the opening. breathe, and know nothing but fascination.
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Feb 24, 2018
Feb 24, 2018 at 4:46 PM UTC
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often i ask of my cigarettes that they last forever. they always answer in ashes, smoke the moonlight slow dancer arching out of its own transient act as if parting came easy to creatures that dream of eternity, and wake up again craving its adumbration, butts spilling out of the tray, pale these seekers their beauty not betrayed by their briefness but by the dream, for some things are only enjoyed by virtue of their vanishing. it will free if it makes time for stillness. be patient with what is strange—there, the opening. breathe, and know nothing but fascination.
thymos
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Feb 24, 2018
Feb 24, 2018 at 4:46 PM UTC
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