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i lie beside the open window and let droplets from the storm spray down upon the crystal clear slither of skin, wrist and arm, holding the curtain ajar. i hear the notes like pirouettes, the clatter on the faded brick. it all comes clean with the storm. collected like lost summer days i sat waiting on your return. and into pores, through blood stream, i let it in like you like the window open wide as most were simple streams, it and you were the tide. mostly closing signs. how long can droplets form crystal clear moonlit storm semi-circular on skin why did i let it in? but vast, the mountain-valley-sea. the northern-south, western-east. like window, mouth, my star-ly speech i spoke in circles, or patterned veils connecting points of light into darkened clouds. let rest what lies, let stand what weaves colored perfume, the sprinkled streets the path before and the rift between. i saw the sin long ago curl within and build its nest but this window only works one way.
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Nov 26, 2017
Nov 26, 2017 at 9:37 PM UTC
exorcism
i lie beside the open window and let droplets from the storm spray down upon the crystal clear slither of skin, wrist and arm, holding the curtain ajar. i hear the notes like pirouettes, the clatter on the faded brick. it all comes clean with the storm. collected like lost summer days i sat waiting on your return. and into pores, through blood stream, i let it in like you like the window open wide as most were simple streams, it and you were the tide. mostly closing signs. how long can droplets form crystal clear moonlit storm semi-circular on skin why did i let it in? but vast, the mountain-valley-sea. the northern-south, western-east. like window, mouth, my star-ly speech i spoke in circles, or patterned veils connecting points of light into darkened clouds. let rest what lies, let stand what weaves colored perfume, the sprinkled streets the path before and the rift between. i saw the sin long ago curl within and build its nest but this window only works one way.
courtney-hooper
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Nov 26, 2017
Nov 26, 2017 at 9:37 PM UTC
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