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It was a fortunate evening I chose to stroll out. Somewhat cold and cloying soft for recent rain. The grass arched speculative at me the better to see Godot on his way to an appointment. Just so, the stage light mixed its ponderous firmaments to a more even pigment. I gazed upward at the longing, doleful eye and felt the monochrome sigh of that girl who sits upon the air. She directs her lambent limelight half-heartedly for she only reads the script by candlelight. You can see her strolling over gondoliers or pausing on the running man in a nineteen-forties travel film with all the ubiquitous pains of a villain in a childhood mystery. A bleating bulb that never burns the eye.
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Feb 28, 2010
Feb 28, 2010 at 6:15 PM UTC
Selene
It was a fortunate evening I chose to stroll out. Somewhat cold and cloying soft for recent rain. The grass arched speculative at me the better to see Godot on his way to an appointment. Just so, the stage light mixed its ponderous firmaments to a more even pigment. I gazed upward at the longing, doleful eye and felt the monochrome sigh of that girl who sits upon the air. She directs her lambent limelight half-heartedly for she only reads the script by candlelight. You can see her strolling over gondoliers or pausing on the running man in a nineteen-forties travel film with all the ubiquitous pains of a villain in a childhood mystery. A bleating bulb that never burns the eye.
© Cody Edwards 2010
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Feb 28, 2010
Feb 28, 2010 at 6:15 PM UTC
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