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blood is thrumming in these veins: to the beat of the sun’s breaths, to the pulse of echoed birdcall, to the rhythm of screaming life. this heartbeat is dripping lava beneath the earth; these eyes are morning mist draping pines; these bones are hollow like the first snow; these fingers are peaks brushing icy clouds; in the right is held an ocean; the left, the desert sands; and every inhalation mirrors another’s death. try and tell me you are indestructible. try and tell me you are paramount. try and tell me you are not of the earth – i dare you. (these tides will rip you apart.)
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Apr 5, 2015
Apr 5, 2015 at 1:56 PM UTC
solitude
blood is thrumming in these veins: to the beat of the sun’s breaths, to the pulse of echoed birdcall, to the rhythm of screaming life. this heartbeat is dripping lava beneath the earth; these eyes are morning mist draping pines; these bones are hollow like the first snow; these fingers are peaks brushing icy clouds; in the right is held an ocean; the left, the desert sands; and every inhalation mirrors another’s death. try and tell me you are indestructible. try and tell me you are paramount. try and tell me you are not of the earth – i dare you. (these tides will rip you apart.)
inspired by "solitude", of thoreau's walden.
glassea
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Apr 5, 2015
Apr 5, 2015 at 1:56 PM UTC
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