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Train baring down on the ex-lover Like a shell casing: silver coffin. He hasn’t told her yet, still he Summoned her here. And so Onto the old meeting-place. Careless gestures, there follows a Long walk. Down the trail that Speaks clearer left undisturbed. After all, the nature of things. The light bright though lacking luster Refracted through the tangled cords Of ivy, tree limbs - A festival of dead leaves. Warmed mud envelops soles Engorging them like bloodrush As a half-loving couple trek on. It feels like autumn when spring comes As winter is bowing out again. He feels that way two, three Times a year; wishing it remained Taunting circularity, he plods on. No escape.
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Mar 12, 2019
Mar 12, 2019 at 2:07 PM UTC
Red-Ribbon Day
Train baring down on the ex-lover Like a shell casing: silver coffin. He hasn’t told her yet, still he Summoned her here. And so Onto the old meeting-place. Careless gestures, there follows a Long walk. Down the trail that Speaks clearer left undisturbed. After all, the nature of things. The light bright though lacking luster Refracted through the tangled cords Of ivy, tree limbs - A festival of dead leaves. Warmed mud envelops soles Engorging them like bloodrush As a half-loving couple trek on. It feels like autumn when spring comes As winter is bowing out again. He feels that way two, three Times a year; wishing it remained Taunting circularity, he plods on. No escape.
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Mar 12, 2019
Mar 12, 2019 at 2:07 PM UTC
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