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The need to stare through people is leaving my eyes crossed, faster than lines on paper. Left is the desire to scratch this itch; an exasperating need to mark one more line. What sweet intent leads to discretionary electrical impulse that grasps the heart tight, and stonewalls a swallow. To recall warm beams of light, with internal engaging delight, watching nature bend towards the will of the sun. A Push A Pull Gravity displaying its omnipresence. Invisible forces envelope our globe. Dancing in little corners, from time to time, as if meant to find a lone soul. A private affair. To stare at, not through. A normalcy embellished as a miracle, made for you.
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Dec 16, 2016
Dec 16, 2016 at 10:13 PM UTC
Bending My Will to What's Not Seen
The need to stare through people is leaving my eyes crossed, faster than lines on paper. Left is the desire to scratch this itch; an exasperating need to mark one more line. What sweet intent leads to discretionary electrical impulse that grasps the heart tight, and stonewalls a swallow. To recall warm beams of light, with internal engaging delight, watching nature bend towards the will of the sun. A Push A Pull Gravity displaying its omnipresence. Invisible forces envelope our globe. Dancing in little corners, from time to time, as if meant to find a lone soul. A private affair. To stare at, not through. A normalcy embellished as a miracle, made for you.
charlie-chirico
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29/M/American
Dec 16, 2016
Dec 16, 2016 at 10:13 PM UTC
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