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Earthless

these are gems

your tongue kissed in a fit of pink.

your luminous dark, weaving sharp cotton to photons as swiftly as first love.

you are remarkable. so mark.

these are the feathers of dead wings, staring at the sun through the ashes of Icarus

unharmed.

 

a blindfold of petulance between the deep and the blue

aloft.

 

this is the air that we breathe, you and i

the construct, struck dumb by the fierce knowing of a soul

the ponderous gaiety of lithe thoughts

that shimmer-twink

in the bleak fears

just cause.

 

an Earthless

poised in random

sky

 

but now

adorned.

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third-eye-candy
M / American
Published
Apr 6, 2013
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