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Autumn has taught me All I know about falling Trusting the earth's old Arms to catch me as I Drop like crystal tears From the eye of a storm My skin's yellow-brown Tint resembles the trees Dissolving into miles of Leaf-strewn pavement A gilded world born From late summer's ash Hope is delivered of a Broken glory, and quiet Cracks in flawless skies Are doorways revealing The private dwelling of My innermost secret That I am vulnerable Facing the world with Eyes still wet from a White amniotic sleep Yearning for the warmth Of a sheltering womb Though changing seasons Have tightened my chest Into a shell, I've remained Both old and newly born A vessel for an ancient age Of ever expanding want Still pulsing in the long Transparent strands of Rain-like hair on my brow As my body lunges into the Downward-spiralling wind Of an endless season of loss
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Sep 1, 2020
Sep 1, 2020 at 9:28 PM UTC
The Fall
Autumn has taught me All I know about falling Trusting the earth's old Arms to catch me as I Drop like crystal tears From the eye of a storm My skin's yellow-brown Tint resembles the trees Dissolving into miles of Leaf-strewn pavement A gilded world born From late summer's ash Hope is delivered of a Broken glory, and quiet Cracks in flawless skies Are doorways revealing The private dwelling of My innermost secret That I am vulnerable Facing the world with Eyes still wet from a White amniotic sleep Yearning for the warmth Of a sheltering womb Though changing seasons Have tightened my chest Into a shell, I've remained Both old and newly born A vessel for an ancient age Of ever expanding want Still pulsing in the long Transparent strands of Rain-like hair on my brow As my body lunges into the Downward-spiralling wind Of an endless season of loss
adrianabarreiros
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Sep 1, 2020
Sep 1, 2020 at 9:28 PM UTC
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