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Don't give me all your kissing treaties Don't pry my heart open. Maybe I was better off Sipping waters from my dreams. Now ****** shores are all explored Looted, torn and left to burn. This land left an isolate isle again. For a time I thought my soil had healed. Then I saw rain for seven days. My eyes are leaking again And the ground proves still unsteady. Floods return in an instant At a whisper of Celtic ballads in the wind. I have layers, sediments. The undergrounds bump unevenly, uncomfortably Uncovered in areas of sunken swamps and ponds Sometimes discovered, but mostly revealed To strangers who are not kin To kin who should not find them. Do I dare be found again? Do I want to be conquered? Laid claim to, or too much my own? Shall I remain alone? Perhaps, it would be better To sink quietly beneath these waters.                                                                          Goodnight.
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Jan 20, 2018
Jan 20, 2018 at 7:41 PM UTC
An Island Took a Nap and Dreamed
Don't give me all your kissing treaties Don't pry my heart open. Maybe I was better off Sipping waters from my dreams. Now ****** shores are all explored Looted, torn and left to burn. This land left an isolate isle again. For a time I thought my soil had healed. Then I saw rain for seven days. My eyes are leaking again And the ground proves still unsteady. Floods return in an instant At a whisper of Celtic ballads in the wind. I have layers, sediments. The undergrounds bump unevenly, uncomfortably Uncovered in areas of sunken swamps and ponds Sometimes discovered, but mostly revealed To strangers who are not kin To kin who should not find them. Do I dare be found again? Do I want to be conquered? Laid claim to, or too much my own? Shall I remain alone? Perhaps, it would be better To sink quietly beneath these waters.                                                                          Goodnight.
AngelicaofAquitaine
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Jan 20, 2018
Jan 20, 2018 at 7:41 PM UTC
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