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I don't imagine I am The most worthy of audiences - But you my darling, You tread with such delicate feet That I swear those footsteps were made to kiss Those aching, whispering boards. I'd tear my own script Scatter the blank, useless pulp Into every dark corner of that empty stage. And I promise you, darling, In a heavily silent theatre, Paper peeling from the walls In the daylight of a forgotten matinee I'd carefully take my place amongst the rows of empty seats And wait, for the sound of your feet.
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Jan 25, 2014
Jan 25, 2014 at 1:41 PM UTC
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I don't imagine I am The most worthy of audiences - But you my darling, You tread with such delicate feet That I swear those footsteps were made to kiss Those aching, whispering boards. I'd tear my own script Scatter the blank, useless pulp Into every dark corner of that empty stage. And I promise you, darling, In a heavily silent theatre, Paper peeling from the walls In the daylight of a forgotten matinee I'd carefully take my place amongst the rows of empty seats And wait, for the sound of your feet.
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Jan 25, 2014
Jan 25, 2014 at 1:41 PM UTC
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