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when your mouth opens and my eyes close, I cannot tell you who I see because I am not sure if I am dreaming, dying, or desperately waiting for the Hands of God and the hands of time to kindly rewind to the point when something tiny, quite small, took hold of my blood supply, when someone measurably loved me six weeks and four days; someone I knew less time than I knew the blood stain before him. or her. it. a clot. but it was never that to me. right now two tiny invisible hands, residing in my residual pain, the recesses of my mind, took us, you and I, separate entities now, and pushed us back: my eyes brimming with tears, your sighs coercing the silence. someone's satisfied sky cloud moon sun stars wind earth fire smile. laugh. tears that flooded the ocean where I stand, reaching for what was once mine.
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Aug 20, 2015
Aug 20, 2015 at 1:41 AM UTC
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when your mouth opens and my eyes close, I cannot tell you who I see because I am not sure if I am dreaming, dying, or desperately waiting for the Hands of God and the hands of time to kindly rewind to the point when something tiny, quite small, took hold of my blood supply, when someone measurably loved me six weeks and four days; someone I knew less time than I knew the blood stain before him. or her. it. a clot. but it was never that to me. right now two tiny invisible hands, residing in my residual pain, the recesses of my mind, took us, you and I, separate entities now, and pushed us back: my eyes brimming with tears, your sighs coercing the silence. someone's satisfied sky cloud moon sun stars wind earth fire smile. laugh. tears that flooded the ocean where I stand, reaching for what was once mine.
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Aug 20, 2015
Aug 20, 2015 at 1:41 AM UTC
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