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I was left on a wire Far above the earth, Amongst tied sneakers and birds, Far away from the world. The fires beneath Did viciously bleed through and race, As an artist’s seeping oil paints, Crimsoning the broken autumn space. Safe as I was, Stranded was I as well. And although by peace my soul’s fires were quelled The morn meant to awaken me instead burned in hell And so the grounds once walked, Now pits of flames to where I turn a blind eye, Await flowing tears from the skies Or perhaps even a gentle god's sigh But life was equally vicious in it's droughts, And with myself I could not make amends Like a rat who refutes the hand to which it depends Again and again, my own mind finds itself to condemn And so I seek refuge Between the land and the sky so true In hopes to see my fears and tears be subdued. To be among the dead and hollow, I allude, Fleeting, to a higher ground, but still they collude To bring me down, as bottled up, I remain overdue Of a reckoning or healing to burn or to soothe. Til so, I burn, though from flames so far removed. And lay my mind further in limbo, and so, I say adieu.
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Apr 17, 2019
Apr 17, 2019 at 1:46 PM UTC
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I was left on a wire Far above the earth, Amongst tied sneakers and birds, Far away from the world. The fires beneath Did viciously bleed through and race, As an artist’s seeping oil paints, Crimsoning the broken autumn space. Safe as I was, Stranded was I as well. And although by peace my soul’s fires were quelled The morn meant to awaken me instead burned in hell And so the grounds once walked, Now pits of flames to where I turn a blind eye, Await flowing tears from the skies Or perhaps even a gentle god's sigh But life was equally vicious in it's droughts, And with myself I could not make amends Like a rat who refutes the hand to which it depends Again and again, my own mind finds itself to condemn And so I seek refuge Between the land and the sky so true In hopes to see my fears and tears be subdued. To be among the dead and hollow, I allude, Fleeting, to a higher ground, but still they collude To bring me down, as bottled up, I remain overdue Of a reckoning or healing to burn or to soothe. Til so, I burn, though from flames so far removed. And lay my mind further in limbo, and so, I say adieu.
It's been a while! This one is a bit older, but I still liked this one a whole a lot and holds a special place in my heart. Hopefully, I can get back on track.
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Apr 17, 2019
Apr 17, 2019 at 1:46 PM UTC
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