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Lightness

I'm spinning and I may be bleeding Disconnected from my nerves My arteries line up for a cleaning A redirection of their purpose served It's winter in my heart And though we're cold states far apart I'll be your port in the storm If after I save you; you carry me home My neck is twisting with the walls That must be closing in They must be closing in cause I cannot grow tall And I cannot divide from you It's winter in my heart And though we're cold states far apart I'll be your storm in the port If after I hurt you; you carry me home. The windows stark above my head They reach down with their silver threads And twist round my neck sickly bright A beacon in the darkest night It's winter in my port And though we're cold states far apart You'll be my storm in  heart If after you hurt me we're finally home
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Apr 23, 2011
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