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I can't help but be concerned with your every move with my mind developed in solitude You move with out care with drunken eyes Over mornings with an aching sighs You speak with conviction A smile with devious intention But with a fire of daemonious concerns, An Attention for fallen angels, you learn. That the reality is not complete Disconnected from you, and discontented You elicit change in others providing Romantic praise in libations of initiations You gather lives, pressing a piece of yourself In each intimate encounter – satisfied That you have made light of their candle A blue flame of resolving promises You have kept yourself well Free, intangible from the intrinsic Drawing from your own ambiversive nature Clearing your own torture of monotonous conjecture   I almost lost your reflection From the diversion of an incidence Realizing your beauty surpassed superficiality Through your eyes I see aesthetic sensuality
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Jan 23, 2010
Jan 23, 2010 at 2:33 PM UTC
a motif of you
I can't help but be concerned with your every move with my mind developed in solitude You move with out care with drunken eyes Over mornings with an aching sighs You speak with conviction A smile with devious intention But with a fire of daemonious concerns, An Attention for fallen angels, you learn. That the reality is not complete Disconnected from you, and discontented You elicit change in others providing Romantic praise in libations of initiations You gather lives, pressing a piece of yourself In each intimate encounter – satisfied That you have made light of their candle A blue flame of resolving promises You have kept yourself well Free, intangible from the intrinsic Drawing from your own ambiversive nature Clearing your own torture of monotonous conjecture   I almost lost your reflection From the diversion of an incidence Realizing your beauty surpassed superficiality Through your eyes I see aesthetic sensuality
7/14/09 ©AGDP
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Jan 23, 2010
Jan 23, 2010 at 2:33 PM UTC
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