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Her eyes,  Sunken, blue With edges of ruddy green, Of olive, kelp, fatigue, A certain muddy camouflage, Bright with purpose, Ambition and fierce urgency,  Set their twin star sights On me and I learned a new Word that day— Surrender. I fell into formation, Saluting her stars in the fullest light Of the falling day. I learned how to survive Under such searing heat And became intimate With sneak attacks,  Friendly fire, sudden blitzkrieg And the nuclear winter, The dark sheet, Of sorrows unveiling.
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Jun 8, 2012
Jun 8, 2012 at 8:15 PM UTC
Her Eyes
Her eyes,  Sunken, blue With edges of ruddy green, Of olive, kelp, fatigue, A certain muddy camouflage, Bright with purpose, Ambition and fierce urgency,  Set their twin star sights On me and I learned a new Word that day— Surrender. I fell into formation, Saluting her stars in the fullest light Of the falling day. I learned how to survive Under such searing heat And became intimate With sneak attacks,  Friendly fire, sudden blitzkrieg And the nuclear winter, The dark sheet, Of sorrows unveiling.
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Jun 8, 2012
Jun 8, 2012 at 8:15 PM UTC
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