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Pretend pretend-pine at a ponytail And feel this kicking heart Stronger than the last Stranger to sit in view of class. Ah! Comfort in obscurity Nestled in the corner, darked but to glass and passing time. In there, my head, the songs begin Of lips of Siren, no fear of wrong I’ll stay righted to and from Capreae, and meet the mind and face Of elegance not reflected in the water. If this lens be infinite The aethers usher out a sigh Second only in my own. But cursed coldness and mock clairvoyance Had lit a blonde in my vanity And cast out front in my vicinity— Oh! Woe to shrugs of dependency!— Somewhere blown leaves turn to seedlings As to this aspect I am kneeling, Fair fall will turn to spring. Lashes emerge from one fair ear Casting her gaze, perhaps back here— A cough and noise what could it be What disturbance is at of me? Oh, now I feel the dreaded “L” Whatever that could mean Which only its binate twin could quell— Two gentle abysses pass in their cursory And all conflagrated, two passions at ends! Now begins the heavy labor of siding In both and achieving neither.
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Sep 30, 2014
Sep 30, 2014 at 11:46 PM UTC
In the Corner
Pretend pretend-pine at a ponytail And feel this kicking heart Stronger than the last Stranger to sit in view of class. Ah! Comfort in obscurity Nestled in the corner, darked but to glass and passing time. In there, my head, the songs begin Of lips of Siren, no fear of wrong I’ll stay righted to and from Capreae, and meet the mind and face Of elegance not reflected in the water. If this lens be infinite The aethers usher out a sigh Second only in my own. But cursed coldness and mock clairvoyance Had lit a blonde in my vanity And cast out front in my vicinity— Oh! Woe to shrugs of dependency!— Somewhere blown leaves turn to seedlings As to this aspect I am kneeling, Fair fall will turn to spring. Lashes emerge from one fair ear Casting her gaze, perhaps back here— A cough and noise what could it be What disturbance is at of me? Oh, now I feel the dreaded “L” Whatever that could mean Which only its binate twin could quell— Two gentle abysses pass in their cursory And all conflagrated, two passions at ends! Now begins the heavy labor of siding In both and achieving neither.
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Sep 30, 2014
Sep 30, 2014 at 11:46 PM UTC
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