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*I'm a man of lucid Nightmares; this time Lost in a world of snow With nothing to keep me warm But the piece of unlikely driftwood I held on to for its familiarity alone, Sobbing into it; tears softening its Brittle texture until it transformed, Became flesh and skin and pulse, And whispered, as its twigs moved Against my chest, my name with Slight concern; either for me or Her own lack of sleep. I kissed her elbow, released her arm And left the bedroom to watch the Rain dance on the stage of the Streetlit pavement outside the window, And thus celebrate reality, where I can Sit and listen to something breathe that Loves me so intensely that my absence Would be a world of Snow, without a single piece Of driftwood to Cling to.*
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Oct 2, 2014
Oct 2, 2014 at 12:34 AM UTC
Driftwood. World of Snow
*I'm a man of lucid Nightmares; this time Lost in a world of snow With nothing to keep me warm But the piece of unlikely driftwood I held on to for its familiarity alone, Sobbing into it; tears softening its Brittle texture until it transformed, Became flesh and skin and pulse, And whispered, as its twigs moved Against my chest, my name with Slight concern; either for me or Her own lack of sleep. I kissed her elbow, released her arm And left the bedroom to watch the Rain dance on the stage of the Streetlit pavement outside the window, And thus celebrate reality, where I can Sit and listen to something breathe that Loves me so intensely that my absence Would be a world of Snow, without a single piece Of driftwood to Cling to.*
sgholter
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Oct 2, 2014
Oct 2, 2014 at 12:34 AM UTC
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