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A drowning violin

Tonight, outside the storm rages while the silence inside me is as deafening as a drowning violin, I am as lonely as a lost feather floating on a wandering wind, my thoughts as painful as a heartache wondering when the beating will end and love has turned cold, passion has left, and when the wine is all drunk I'll become the insatiable leviathan sinking ship after lost ship, the salmon who drank the river dry, the sailor who swallowed the sea, until my forgotten lover's face is seen in each breath, and crystals condense on my heart and my hands, and the night is as dark as a stranger’s stark shadow.
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Sep 1, 2017
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