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an addicts winter

He held radical light

to moon’s somber stare;

Night’s bright

diminished-

 

Taking backseat in a cab

heading polar;

Up north and downtown.

Somewhere dark.

 

He breathed cold brilliance in;

Addict’s winter;

snow filled air

 

Yielding melodies

to dense beats.

Music stopped;

 

Time raced…

Erased.

 

He spoke hard liquid

through wide eyes;

Tongue flailing,

Mouth jawing,

Body failing,

 

To wet ground.

 

He heard color flash;

Blue,

        Red,

Blue,

White,

            Red,

    Blue,

                        White,

Red,

                        White.

 

           White.

 

White.

 

He felt silence enter.

 

White.

 

White.

 

Black.

 

 

He held radical light.

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aaron-kerman
33 / M / American
Published
Jan 18, 2010
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