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There in the field she came to me, The last of the silver honeybees. I could see the years worn in her face, Lost in the dark, one foot in the grave. She held the ache behind her eyes, So young to have her throat closed tight. Poor girl, an orphan, with ribs of steel Bone cage laced too tight to feel. Then came the lonesome cosmonaut, Betwixt the stars, those years he lost; A nomad’s tale, nor here nor there Too high up to come down for air. Celestial darlings, they go round and round, Dysphoric we hasten the final burnout: From birth to evanesce, the hedons expire Would love rot my teeth for afflictions less dire? Last came the poet, out from the gloam ******* on pennies, and ink soaked through bones. She gathered her strength and fell from the sky While friends in high places twinkled goodbye.
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Jan 9, 2023
Jan 9, 2023 at 4:23 PM UTC
Musings on the Lost Innocence
There in the field she came to me, The last of the silver honeybees. I could see the years worn in her face, Lost in the dark, one foot in the grave. She held the ache behind her eyes, So young to have her throat closed tight. Poor girl, an orphan, with ribs of steel Bone cage laced too tight to feel. Then came the lonesome cosmonaut, Betwixt the stars, those years he lost; A nomad’s tale, nor here nor there Too high up to come down for air. Celestial darlings, they go round and round, Dysphoric we hasten the final burnout: From birth to evanesce, the hedons expire Would love rot my teeth for afflictions less dire? Last came the poet, out from the gloam ******* on pennies, and ink soaked through bones. She gathered her strength and fell from the sky While friends in high places twinkled goodbye.
Darcyt90
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Jan 9, 2023
Jan 9, 2023 at 4:23 PM UTC
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