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3.36 found my eyes open Alone in a bed, a drought amidst Cracking thunder and abusive rain. My farflung thoughts dodged droplets As they struggled to reach you. You were dancing with Jupiter, Quickstepping through asteroids and waltzing over elden craters Creasing the face of our peaceful watcher of the night. As you passed by, I Reached for you, attempting to defy the tethers at my feet. I glanced down at them--realized they looked like hands; Hands I knew held me from you as if You were some toxic drug and they were doing so "For your own good," like they would know What good you could do for me. Can they not feel my desert heart Nor see rain forest eyes? You were scheduled to return yesterday, Then today, then hope slipped from my scope Pointed to the stars, searching for your Blazing trail of fire. The sky is dark. Still I say my prayers That, in your brilliance and splendor returning, The pyre consumes you not.
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Apr 21, 2015
Apr 21, 2015 at 5:54 PM UTC
Sequestered Empyreans
3.36 found my eyes open Alone in a bed, a drought amidst Cracking thunder and abusive rain. My farflung thoughts dodged droplets As they struggled to reach you. You were dancing with Jupiter, Quickstepping through asteroids and waltzing over elden craters Creasing the face of our peaceful watcher of the night. As you passed by, I Reached for you, attempting to defy the tethers at my feet. I glanced down at them--realized they looked like hands; Hands I knew held me from you as if You were some toxic drug and they were doing so "For your own good," like they would know What good you could do for me. Can they not feel my desert heart Nor see rain forest eyes? You were scheduled to return yesterday, Then today, then hope slipped from my scope Pointed to the stars, searching for your Blazing trail of fire. The sky is dark. Still I say my prayers That, in your brilliance and splendor returning, The pyre consumes you not.
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Apr 21, 2015
Apr 21, 2015 at 5:54 PM UTC
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