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His silence screams like a searching wind a death-hungry spirit painted in pallette-knived smears of grey and fear and crimson streaking across the night sky of his heart, lightning-bolt ricochets striking, incinerating the solitary oak tree of his soul, scattering his acorns down the hill where they are lost among the weeds, shocked into infertility, But he is a seascape pine, weather-worn but razor-straight, Gargantua in wood and steel establishes his personal space like a rabid porcupine, And he is a tower, hiding his soap bubble dream while she brushes her hair one hundred times one thousand times one million times until the dream is lifeless, breathless, armless and tucked neatly in a refrigerated drawer, As his silence screams like a searching wind.
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Jun 13, 2011
Jun 13, 2011 at 2:17 PM UTC
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His silence screams like a searching wind a death-hungry spirit painted in pallette-knived smears of grey and fear and crimson streaking across the night sky of his heart, lightning-bolt ricochets striking, incinerating the solitary oak tree of his soul, scattering his acorns down the hill where they are lost among the weeds, shocked into infertility, But he is a seascape pine, weather-worn but razor-straight, Gargantua in wood and steel establishes his personal space like a rabid porcupine, And he is a tower, hiding his soap bubble dream while she brushes her hair one hundred times one thousand times one million times until the dream is lifeless, breathless, armless and tucked neatly in a refrigerated drawer, As his silence screams like a searching wind.
- From Picture of Yourself
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Jun 13, 2011
Jun 13, 2011 at 2:17 PM UTC
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