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There is a Soldier I know Her short cadence with military precision is always careful At every bridge she breaks step to avoid foolish oscillations a peeking midriff jog pounding shoes on asphalt pavement hard could these send infatuated hopes to destructive swing Who knows what chasm fantasized are crossed Who knows what war wages and what broken battle of bulges lost Why burn another Leader ego living in some Downfall Bunker There is a Soldier I know Her short cadence in boots bare run faster than legged strut Every night she comes through a backroom window protected by a silver Spoon at best and every morning she survives as golden tongue poetry written on our wired cages There is a Soldier I know Her name is Eden and her hands are hot with Dante's inferno Her adolescent face is cool and on each ear a ring of Blue Herons Every day her short cadence brings rouge life to our clay complexion and every night her milky whey lips wonder lost in our King Lear kabuki song
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Jan 14, 2018
Jan 14, 2018 at 12:11 PM UTC
The Cadence of She
There is a Soldier I know Her short cadence with military precision is always careful At every bridge she breaks step to avoid foolish oscillations a peeking midriff jog pounding shoes on asphalt pavement hard could these send infatuated hopes to destructive swing Who knows what chasm fantasized are crossed Who knows what war wages and what broken battle of bulges lost Why burn another Leader ego living in some Downfall Bunker There is a Soldier I know Her short cadence in boots bare run faster than legged strut Every night she comes through a backroom window protected by a silver Spoon at best and every morning she survives as golden tongue poetry written on our wired cages There is a Soldier I know Her name is Eden and her hands are hot with Dante's inferno Her adolescent face is cool and on each ear a ring of Blue Herons Every day her short cadence brings rouge life to our clay complexion and every night her milky whey lips wonder lost in our King Lear kabuki song
jojo-nguyen
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Baltimore
Jan 14, 2018
Jan 14, 2018 at 12:11 PM UTC
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