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A spiritual presence of awe For hovering body and dark brown hair Brushed to one side, a kind face. Memory fails me, but I know it was kind. She took me by the hand, hugged me, but then she had to leave. Angry tears fell, and I ran around the house, Breaking free from everyone, Was not going to stop until she would not leave. I ran around the house until I collapsed. Betrayed by an uninhibited little body, I had soiled myself. For my first shame, I would not see her leave. Now I can only see traces in the shadow of dream Who she was and why I ran around the house, unknown, but when I experience shame, or loss, or longing, a small part of me wishes she were here.
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Nov 22, 2012
Nov 22, 2012 at 2:34 PM UTC
Lana - 1973
A spiritual presence of awe For hovering body and dark brown hair Brushed to one side, a kind face. Memory fails me, but I know it was kind. She took me by the hand, hugged me, but then she had to leave. Angry tears fell, and I ran around the house, Breaking free from everyone, Was not going to stop until she would not leave. I ran around the house until I collapsed. Betrayed by an uninhibited little body, I had soiled myself. For my first shame, I would not see her leave. Now I can only see traces in the shadow of dream Who she was and why I ran around the house, unknown, but when I experience shame, or loss, or longing, a small part of me wishes she were here.
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Nov 22, 2012
Nov 22, 2012 at 2:34 PM UTC
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