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Ending

I am but a half-closed eye

An almost, yet hardly there.

I am but curled fingers and scattered anger

Only waiting for a dare.

 

Though hardly innovation

-as some might disagree-

Futile long has been my search

For naught the sun can see.

 

So I will stretch these arms and scream

Unravel every thread of skin

Twist these toes 'til they cave in

And all falls apart.

 

Yet even then, that is nothing

Not a feeling will I exhaust.

For the soul has no emotion

To satisfy the lost.

 

So I will lace these emeralds shut

Spin a web about this heart

And brace these shoulders for the weight

Of never-ending dark.

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allison-wright
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Published
Jul 6, 2011
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