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I speak the language of The gods; Silence. Years of practice, flexing Soundlessness Repeatedly Until its grip around My brain's mouth became Inescapable. Dead center of any Construction site; Loud meetings, City streets. I carry a flame of tranquility Anywhere. This morning I watched the Sun rise over Oslo from The roof of my Workplace. Pink touching Blue pushing February Darkness gently away, As if whispering a child Back from sleep. Seagulls and crows Dancing. Silences matching Inner with outer, I stood smiling. Smiling so Hard I Cried.
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Feb 11, 2015
Feb 11, 2015 at 7:38 AM UTC
Of Tranquility Anywhere
I speak the language of The gods; Silence. Years of practice, flexing Soundlessness Repeatedly Until its grip around My brain's mouth became Inescapable. Dead center of any Construction site; Loud meetings, City streets. I carry a flame of tranquility Anywhere. This morning I watched the Sun rise over Oslo from The roof of my Workplace. Pink touching Blue pushing February Darkness gently away, As if whispering a child Back from sleep. Seagulls and crows Dancing. Silences matching Inner with outer, I stood smiling. Smiling so Hard I Cried.
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Feb 11, 2015
Feb 11, 2015 at 7:38 AM UTC
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