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Enter my stasis: hands groping in the dark Yet cannot grab nor call for help. My fingers Are meshed by frozen teardrops, my feet do not Trust the floor below. Such kingdom I have made, Enough to put their walls to shame. I have everything: Between the fortune and the fame, I stand. All the world’s Marvels come here and do not come out. You can check out Any time you like, a song once said, but you can never leave. I have everything, but the single thought of you—of not Having you—has turned them all to ice. I am married To this arctic cathedral. I sleep beneath the sheets of satin As cold as the hollow infinite you placed on your lips. I do not wish to stay, but the wrist is shy at the welcome Of a blade. At times, I would sling a sentence to the sky To shake off sunlight from a cloud. But you would come And tempt me with December’s air. Oh, my sweet despair, You are the eye in the ice, the sharp drip of a frozen spike That hangs from my ceiling. Darling, I wish to be unthawed. A frozen kiss had sealed my lips. I cannot holler for help, For in the land of the blind, the silent man is lonely.
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Aug 28, 2017
Aug 28, 2017 at 9:03 AM UTC
This Cold Place Is You
Enter my stasis: hands groping in the dark Yet cannot grab nor call for help. My fingers Are meshed by frozen teardrops, my feet do not Trust the floor below. Such kingdom I have made, Enough to put their walls to shame. I have everything: Between the fortune and the fame, I stand. All the world’s Marvels come here and do not come out. You can check out Any time you like, a song once said, but you can never leave. I have everything, but the single thought of you—of not Having you—has turned them all to ice. I am married To this arctic cathedral. I sleep beneath the sheets of satin As cold as the hollow infinite you placed on your lips. I do not wish to stay, but the wrist is shy at the welcome Of a blade. At times, I would sling a sentence to the sky To shake off sunlight from a cloud. But you would come And tempt me with December’s air. Oh, my sweet despair, You are the eye in the ice, the sharp drip of a frozen spike That hangs from my ceiling. Darling, I wish to be unthawed. A frozen kiss had sealed my lips. I cannot holler for help, For in the land of the blind, the silent man is lonely.
paul-marfil
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Aug 28, 2017
Aug 28, 2017 at 9:03 AM UTC
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