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Leaving Eden

by urushiol

Lost swirled in the lotus of stinking nightfall, Gliding through clouds of memory lost and memory found, With Jugular arched bare smooth desperate for sunray. Impassioned strings of rhapsodies intertwine my fingers for A raptured fractured moment before Shattering into one thousand shrieks and shards tiptoeing between apathetic speckles on the linoleum tiles, laid so tightly in their ethered embrace, and The ache of the ephemeral eternity of one sunset streaked like wildfire rests in the sorrow of our souls.
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