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New Year's Eve dark at 4:30, a dilation like a pleasured eye: stray clouds pull themselves across the clarity & stars smudge unreasonably across taffy-thin years of light, long inviting blears. I am peeling away from myself, half-drunk on the absence of grief, half-drunk on my lovely neighbor's wine: it's funny how little moments can pull together the murmuration into a pattern you can hold: I feel possibilities, sour morsels of old dreams going loose into the frozen nacre of street, into the cubic alleyways, rain smiles light as ***** But moments don't hold, something turns off - the clouds are burning alive in a songbird's oubliette. The bastille falls all the prisoners escape.
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Dec 31, 2022
Dec 31, 2022 at 7:48 PM UTC
Murmuration: New Year's
New Year's Eve dark at 4:30, a dilation like a pleasured eye: stray clouds pull themselves across the clarity & stars smudge unreasonably across taffy-thin years of light, long inviting blears. I am peeling away from myself, half-drunk on the absence of grief, half-drunk on my lovely neighbor's wine: it's funny how little moments can pull together the murmuration into a pattern you can hold: I feel possibilities, sour morsels of old dreams going loose into the frozen nacre of street, into the cubic alleyways, rain smiles light as ***** But moments don't hold, something turns off - the clouds are burning alive in a songbird's oubliette. The bastille falls all the prisoners escape.
EvanS
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46/M/DC
Dec 31, 2022
Dec 31, 2022 at 7:48 PM UTC
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