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She met me by the river and turned her cheek to the sun taunting it. Her willingness could cause a mark in red, like a statue she sits so still. My feet dangle in the river, which she dare not touch and I know why she must stay so fussed with the pray that is all in her head, to think she may die. Or end up dead down some dark dingy creek gives me no better reason to meet her here where she knows, her friends. To say goodbye is to become a foe with the daring woman. So I just hope that she'll turn her head and pull the mask to her chin. To look me in the eye and scream in my face, that I might die tomorrow. Even though I know she could strike me down this minuet, with the river raging i'd close my eyes, to the fish flailing, and my friends across the waters. To the beat of the rapids, i'd happily die.
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Sep 24, 2020
Sep 24, 2020 at 9:08 AM UTC
The river that splits me down the centre.
She met me by the river and turned her cheek to the sun taunting it. Her willingness could cause a mark in red, like a statue she sits so still. My feet dangle in the river, which she dare not touch and I know why she must stay so fussed with the pray that is all in her head, to think she may die. Or end up dead down some dark dingy creek gives me no better reason to meet her here where she knows, her friends. To say goodbye is to become a foe with the daring woman. So I just hope that she'll turn her head and pull the mask to her chin. To look me in the eye and scream in my face, that I might die tomorrow. Even though I know she could strike me down this minuet, with the river raging i'd close my eyes, to the fish flailing, and my friends across the waters. To the beat of the rapids, i'd happily die.
I'm trying this new thing, writing but not editing. Then coming back to it months later...i'm trying to create a stream of consciousness...key word trying. So...i didn't edit this, just wrote.
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Sep 24, 2020
Sep 24, 2020 at 9:08 AM UTC
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