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Amorphous, dove-form, on rink; I was once as free as the wind, and I consider the day’s unremitting reminder: bent light – falling flat on my dull skin. Wryly enough, the mornings are pried open, remorselessly, like a note discovered obsolete in secret gaps: why would such unopened unraveling be secret? A persistent memory? I gaze by the barricade, children fluttering almost in flight at the city center’s space, possibly conjuring themselves up as birds or words freed – such scene requires several audiences, whereas adjacently crooked, I stare inanimately, which requires no spectator, possibly dreaming a shadow, an old man wiping his reading glass clean, or the squalor of the heart decanted in the heat of transitories; acute on the night-watch, I will rejoin them like old haunts finding new-fangled skin to scar.
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Jan 29, 2016
Jan 29, 2016 at 1:50 PM UTC
Children Skating At The City Centre
Amorphous, dove-form, on rink; I was once as free as the wind, and I consider the day’s unremitting reminder: bent light – falling flat on my dull skin. Wryly enough, the mornings are pried open, remorselessly, like a note discovered obsolete in secret gaps: why would such unopened unraveling be secret? A persistent memory? I gaze by the barricade, children fluttering almost in flight at the city center’s space, possibly conjuring themselves up as birds or words freed – such scene requires several audiences, whereas adjacently crooked, I stare inanimately, which requires no spectator, possibly dreaming a shadow, an old man wiping his reading glass clean, or the squalor of the heart decanted in the heat of transitories; acute on the night-watch, I will rejoin them like old haunts finding new-fangled skin to scar.
somewhere in Doha, Qatar.
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Jan 29, 2016
Jan 29, 2016 at 1:50 PM UTC
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