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she's there in the full moon & the beat of the rhythm she's there in the way the music works like she played those notes she's there in the lyrics & how the words rhyme she's there around my head with the sounds that make a melody there she is dancing in death & still present a gift you unwrap passing the parcel underneath layers she's there in the core of a package & I miss her & I keep on missing her but she's there in everything I do she tells me what to do and what to say as I play records we liked together then it's time to turn off the radio that she listened to between the pain from the bones & the liver ache they zapped & they radiated until none of that worked but she stayed until that never happened & nurses attended in a room with a view of a sandstone wall where men sold their stuff all those years ago planting seeds that corroded every part of her while she crocheted her way out of some kind of abyss that I can't help but miss then she spoke of smoking with that lady who knew me better than any other woman, on a night in August with the moon full I feel you wandering through my own meanderings that I can't understand you keep asking questions without answers so I type & I rewrite the story of you a woman of substance who makes me shed tears for what might have been but never was then that final breath
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Aug 20, 2016
Aug 20, 2016 at 9:40 AM UTC
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she's there in the full moon & the beat of the rhythm she's there in the way the music works like she played those notes she's there in the lyrics & how the words rhyme she's there around my head with the sounds that make a melody there she is dancing in death & still present a gift you unwrap passing the parcel underneath layers she's there in the core of a package & I miss her & I keep on missing her but she's there in everything I do she tells me what to do and what to say as I play records we liked together then it's time to turn off the radio that she listened to between the pain from the bones & the liver ache they zapped & they radiated until none of that worked but she stayed until that never happened & nurses attended in a room with a view of a sandstone wall where men sold their stuff all those years ago planting seeds that corroded every part of her while she crocheted her way out of some kind of abyss that I can't help but miss then she spoke of smoking with that lady who knew me better than any other woman, on a night in August with the moon full I feel you wandering through my own meanderings that I can't understand you keep asking questions without answers so I type & I rewrite the story of you a woman of substance who makes me shed tears for what might have been but never was then that final breath
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Aug 20, 2016
Aug 20, 2016 at 9:40 AM UTC
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