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A distant dissonance Deepens in threat As my lips form new syllables And fingers, new frets It’s my grandmother’s voice— My namesake, in fact— That waltzes in echoes Through bright chambered chest Amassing new power Revving dense to unfurl Like peonies in bloom, or Cherry blossom pearls In descent. It’s true: That for which I’m meant— Good time, Good fortune, Good riddance— I will only know After roared repent Where I’ll expel Dusk’s detriment, And bellow soul’s Percussive song In long-overdue Performance
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May 24, 2020
May 24, 2020 at 10:06 AM UTC
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A distant dissonance Deepens in threat As my lips form new syllables And fingers, new frets It’s my grandmother’s voice— My namesake, in fact— That waltzes in echoes Through bright chambered chest Amassing new power Revving dense to unfurl Like peonies in bloom, or Cherry blossom pearls In descent. It’s true: That for which I’m meant— Good time, Good fortune, Good riddance— I will only know After roared repent Where I’ll expel Dusk’s detriment, And bellow soul’s Percussive song In long-overdue Performance
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May 24, 2020
May 24, 2020 at 10:06 AM UTC
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