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this very fall reckoned everything loses its meaning under the strain of redundancy. I know this to be a perfect truth but I still revel in the images I keep sacred behind my eyes, with all my autumns boiled down (a bare bone), to a single one for me that was warm crisp and altogether virginal- my last one, as long as I live for it is replayed as each monarch rests in my sight and with each bird arrowed south- and I tongue things spiced to remember so I can go down with memory’s ship willingly with collapsed and stunted lungs tenderly warping it into something it never was bleeding it dry of auburn reds and gold, my attempts at keeping myself loved- young. but now what do those moments mean? there have been many falls since that one, nothing but I love yous on walls- played back so many many times, like warped vhs, warbling and clipping the inherent meaning gone or completely scrambled.
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Sep 11, 2013
Sep 11, 2013 at 1:00 PM UTC
everything loses its meaning under the strain of redundancy
this very fall reckoned everything loses its meaning under the strain of redundancy. I know this to be a perfect truth but I still revel in the images I keep sacred behind my eyes, with all my autumns boiled down (a bare bone), to a single one for me that was warm crisp and altogether virginal- my last one, as long as I live for it is replayed as each monarch rests in my sight and with each bird arrowed south- and I tongue things spiced to remember so I can go down with memory’s ship willingly with collapsed and stunted lungs tenderly warping it into something it never was bleeding it dry of auburn reds and gold, my attempts at keeping myself loved- young. but now what do those moments mean? there have been many falls since that one, nothing but I love yous on walls- played back so many many times, like warped vhs, warbling and clipping the inherent meaning gone or completely scrambled.
yokomolotov
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Sep 11, 2013
Sep 11, 2013 at 1:00 PM UTC
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