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From layers deep below the surface Come jell-o forms of ancient men Children, women, girls, acquainti Shimmering in and out once more Reverse fade to gray, The Twilight Zone's Serling speaking With words no ears can elucidate Fog-whisp memories of profundity A steadfast churchbell, carillon thick Unrung through gale force winds Whence askance the bicycle tin bell soldier Hush brush clap damper softly shpings They appear unseen but, lo, discerned From interior canyons' shallow glide Sallow but fervent, unmistaken in mead Reminders that wilted wormholes can resuscitate A person you once were, or were you yet So light my heart-mind barely brushed the derm Always playing on a rehearsal stage in preparation for act three Too broad to stop, too sharp and quick But that was now. And now is . . . when? Come back. I implore you to rekindle What was lost when I crossed the last bridge It was there. I knew it then. Please, let us move forward.
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Feb 28, 2025
Feb 28, 2025 at 10:28 PM UTC
Reincarnation's Lament
From layers deep below the surface Come jell-o forms of ancient men Children, women, girls, acquainti Shimmering in and out once more Reverse fade to gray, The Twilight Zone's Serling speaking With words no ears can elucidate Fog-whisp memories of profundity A steadfast churchbell, carillon thick Unrung through gale force winds Whence askance the bicycle tin bell soldier Hush brush clap damper softly shpings They appear unseen but, lo, discerned From interior canyons' shallow glide Sallow but fervent, unmistaken in mead Reminders that wilted wormholes can resuscitate A person you once were, or were you yet So light my heart-mind barely brushed the derm Always playing on a rehearsal stage in preparation for act three Too broad to stop, too sharp and quick But that was now. And now is . . . when? Come back. I implore you to rekindle What was lost when I crossed the last bridge It was there. I knew it then. Please, let us move forward.
mike-2
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Feb 28, 2025
Feb 28, 2025 at 10:28 PM UTC
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