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hopelessly for an olive branch, a smoke signal, a message in a bottle, anything. But instead, I resigned to meeting you in my fantasies. You, my muse, subject of immeasurable writings, fixation of endless daydreams, despite miles between, years in the rearview, an heirloom, rich and magnificent, haphazardly tossed away, regretfully discarded, a soaring balloon above, me with nostalgia for a life now foreign. Daringly the storm stirred, I the boat rocking in your strong gale, make believe winds replaced by the absolute, you, the genie, made my dreams come true. Together we danced the stranger shuffle, shakey steps, dubious dos-à-dos, synergy once had forgotten, muscle memory curtailed, trying each other on like a new pair of shoes. Brash beginnings lead to hasty endings. I can only guess why you fleetingly flickered in a now cameo role leaving me to recreate and reminisce, wondering if you will return again.
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Apr 29, 2020
Apr 29, 2020 at 7:29 PM UTC
I'd been Waiting
hopelessly for an olive branch, a smoke signal, a message in a bottle, anything. But instead, I resigned to meeting you in my fantasies. You, my muse, subject of immeasurable writings, fixation of endless daydreams, despite miles between, years in the rearview, an heirloom, rich and magnificent, haphazardly tossed away, regretfully discarded, a soaring balloon above, me with nostalgia for a life now foreign. Daringly the storm stirred, I the boat rocking in your strong gale, make believe winds replaced by the absolute, you, the genie, made my dreams come true. Together we danced the stranger shuffle, shakey steps, dubious dos-à-dos, synergy once had forgotten, muscle memory curtailed, trying each other on like a new pair of shoes. Brash beginnings lead to hasty endings. I can only guess why you fleetingly flickered in a now cameo role leaving me to recreate and reminisce, wondering if you will return again.
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Apr 29, 2020
Apr 29, 2020 at 7:29 PM UTC
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