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the dead choir this choir only sings for one, when once, blue-birds two, the reflection of the splashing, two souls, laughing against rapids, when you danced, under moonlight, I lost myself blinded to your sight, a heaven, swiped two hands twice, a mourning for a special someone, the dunce springs off youth, the affection of hand holding, two nouns of sublimity, Wish to rewind before that night. Copyright © Ryan Geoffrey Hayward | Year Posted 2025 She sings in paragraphs as ball Throwing horns inside troubadors Malls hidden anchors Baby rhythm of going Heating instructions of naming Meaning as dirtened child's path The giving way Our beginning to Her choir and chairs undone arrangements She hears wicker furniture paintings Yet she is installing men behind his frames Tara and Jenna My special boy notes This is Kevin, below your mind The idea of the knowers awakening A contrition's Wombe poem Building In Opposing stanzas Where? You Cannot hide?
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Sep 18, 2025
Sep 18, 2025 at 2:15 PM UTC
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the dead choir this choir only sings for one, when once, blue-birds two, the reflection of the splashing, two souls, laughing against rapids, when you danced, under moonlight, I lost myself blinded to your sight, a heaven, swiped two hands twice, a mourning for a special someone, the dunce springs off youth, the affection of hand holding, two nouns of sublimity, Wish to rewind before that night. Copyright © Ryan Geoffrey Hayward | Year Posted 2025 She sings in paragraphs as ball Throwing horns inside troubadors Malls hidden anchors Baby rhythm of going Heating instructions of naming Meaning as dirtened child's path The giving way Our beginning to Her choir and chairs undone arrangements She hears wicker furniture paintings Yet she is installing men behind his frames Tara and Jenna My special boy notes This is Kevin, below your mind The idea of the knowers awakening A contrition's Wombe poem Building In Opposing stanzas Where? You Cannot hide?
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Sep 18, 2025
Sep 18, 2025 at 2:15 PM UTC
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